I've heard some reliability issues wth fcgi.
You might want to check out uWSGI. it's somewhat like mod_wsgi, but it
works on nginx too.
On Apr 2, 1:26 pm, John Handelaar <j...@userfrenzy.com> wrote:
> Hola
>
> I'm having trouble with porting a Django site, which currently uses
> apache2 and mod_python with Wordpress running at /blog/, to nginx.
>
> I have several other sites which use a fastcgi process and Django as
> the root directory in a server {} configuration but adding a Location
> directive to pass /blog/ to a different php-fastcgi server on another
> port simply results in Django catching the URI and returning a 404
> error.
>
> (No, I don't want to keep running a huge apache2 server on another
> port to proxy the thing. I want rid of apache2 - it's permanently
> sitting on a quarter of the memory of a client's VPS.)
>
> I'm sure someone's done it before. Certainly I've had no trouble
> running each app separately as distinct virtual hosts in this way.
>
> Any pointers, please?
>
> TIA
>
> John Handelaar
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