I can't see anything blatantly wrong.
One thing you may add to each virtual host is:
WSGIApplicationGroup %{GLOBAL}
This will avoid problems with third party extension modules for Python
that break under Python sub interpreters.
Also be aware though that using an IP in VirtualHost directive often
leads to grief unless you know how to setup Apache properly.
Any reason why you have IP address there and not just '*' to catch any
IP address?
Overall I would suggest you validate arrangement by using a WSGI
script hello world in place of trying to load Django to start with.
Example of hello world program in documentation on mod_wsgi site.
Graham
On 29 June 2011 16:57, vishnu.kumar <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> I was wondering if its possible to configure several Django instances
> which exist under same user to work in mod-wsgi with Apache.
> For eg.,
> i have a user 'myuser'.
> I have three instances in myuser as:
> /home/mysuser/main
> /home/myuser/01site
> /home/myuser/02site
> Each instance having a separate wsgi file in their respective names in
> it.
>
> and then i tried a setup like this -> http://pastebin.com/gVWW0f2W
> But the site went into indefinite 'loading' loop.
>
> Am i missing something here.
> Please help me.
> PS: I cant create any other user for this, as i am not allowed to do
> it
>
> My configs:
> Apache 2.2.8
> Python 2.6.6
> Django 1.2.3
> mod_wsgi 3.3
>
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