Re: dynamically assigning settings on startup with wsgi

[felix]

nevermind

moral: if it seems illogical it probably is something else


On Wed, Feb 4, 2009 at 12:38 AM, felix  wrote:

>
> adict = {
>   'DATABASE_PASSWORD' : "something"
> }
>
> in settings.py :
>
> locs = vars()
> for key,value in adict:
> locs[key] = value
>
> I'm dynamically assigning variables in settings
>
> this works in the development server (a wsgi), but NOT on the production
> server using mod_wsgi
>
> is there a known difference or reason why this should not work ?
>
> thanks
>
>  felix :crucial-systems.com
>
>
>

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dynamically assigning settings on startup with wsgi

[felix]

adict = {
  'DATABASE_PASSWORD' : "something"
}

in settings.py :

locs = vars()
for key,value in adict:
locs[key] = value

I'm dynamically assigning variables in settings

this works in the development server (a wsgi), but NOT on the production
server using mod_wsgi

is there a known difference or reason why this should not work ?

thanks

 felix :crucial-systems.com

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