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FCGI Multiple Instances?
user name
2006-03-01 21:16:43
On 3/1/06, Sandro <sandro.turriategmail.com> wrote:
> I may be posting this question prematurely as I have
not yet tried to
> implement my own instance of django running on apache
or lighttpd but
> off-hand it seems that whenever I have a new
application to launch, I
> am going to have to run a new fcgi daemon...is this
accurate?

Per application? No. Per project? Probably, since each one
will need
to use its own DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE and associated info.

Any reason why you can't use mod_python?

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FCGI Multiple Instances?
user name
2006-03-01 22:26:01
>Any reason why you can't use mod_python?

I'm not sure.  We're running Apache 2.x
One apache server per our domain name and I need these apps
to live
within our domain.

I thought mod_python was best for Apache 1.x


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FCGI Multiple Instances?
user name
2006-03-01 22:49:08
On 3/1/06, Sandro <sandro.turriategmail.com> wrote:
> I thought mod_python was best for Apache 1.x

You may be confusing it with mod_perl, which can't really
run under
Apache 2 without barfing all over itself. mod_python on
Apache 2 runs
like a dream.


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FCGI Multiple Instances?
user name
2006-03-02 00:55:02
Great!  I don't know where the confusion came from.

So does this mean that every "project" needs its
own directory, or do
you setup a global django directory and put all of your
django projects
in that directory?

Also, can you setup those apache configs in .htaccess files?

Sorry I didn't RTFM...


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FCGI Multiple Instances?
user name
2006-03-02 04:03:34
On 3/1/06, Sandro <sandro.turriategmail.com> wrote:
> So does this mean that every "project"
needs its own directory, or do
> you setup a global django directory and put all of your
django projects
> in that directory?

Have a look at this item in the documentation, which covers
mod_python
setup, including multiple projects:
http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/modpython/


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