Hi MH,
what flavour of Linux you are using. if it is centos/redhat you can use
below steps.
$sudo yum install httpd24-devel.x86_64 gcc git
$sudo python3.5 -m pip install mod-wsgi
once installed you need to add site configuration and permissions to your
Django code.
$ cd ~/django_app
$python manage.py makemigrations
$python manage.py migrate
Note: if you get any errors remove "db.sqlite3" file and execute the above 2
commands
$python manage.py collectstatic
$sudo chown :www-data db.sqlite3
$sudo service apache2 restart
If packages are not available you have to try the offline installation. and
you need to install dependencies manually.
ping me if you need more help(https://twitter.com/vullinitish)
On Tuesday, 3 March 2020 01:34:23 UTC+5:30, MH wrote:
>
> Hi there
>
> I am rather a newbie, but after some problems I got django installed on my
> Synology Diskstation. So, I ignored many other problems and am very happy
> that I built my very first, very simple app. And now I would like to move
> it from the development stage to the production stage. Obviously I should
> make a change to a distinct webserver. Synology offers nginx and apache
> 2.4. I installed both. And now I do not really know how to proceed. Out
> there, there are many instructions to use something called mod-wsgi. But I
> cannot install this from the package center of the Diskstation.
>
> I also tried to get opkg working. And this did not turn out so well, too.
> Most packages return an error, when I try to install something. Before this
> gets too elusive, I would ask you for guidance and then I can provide you
> with the following error messages.
>
> Best regards
> MH
>
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