>must be 500 and 'also favicon not found'
yes, of course, exactly like that.
On Wednesday 18 Jan 2006 12:06 pm, Jeroen Ruigrok van der Werven
wrote:
> > On my local machine, firefox misbihaves when favicon is
> > missing, yielding error 500.
>
> That's odd, since that would/should never yield a 500 but a 404,
> since the favicon is just another URL request.
must be 500 a
On 1/17/06, iGL <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On my local machine, firefox misbihaves when favicon is missing,
> yielding error 500.
That's odd, since that would/should never yield a 500 but a 404, since
the favicon is just another URL request.
You sure the 500 is not the CGI interface going haywi
On my local machine, firefox misbihaves when favicon is missing,
yielding error 500.
"Unfortunately", I use IE.So it is not my problem.
Is it nescessary to have some standard files in the directory, e.g.
robots.txt ?
I read that the missing file can cause 500 internal server error.Is it
true?
rgds,
L.
>So, it seems, from command line, working.But not from browser
I wasted an hour last week setting up cgi with lighttpd, not getting
'hello world' to appear.
It was a Firefox thing- it showed up OK in IE, but Firefox wouldn't
show it without the response being properly formed.
Derek
>FastCGI: incomplete headers (0 bytes) received from server
>"/home/bmabma/egsmtrade.com/hello.fcgi"
Since the hello.fcgi isn't in any way using something from Django, this
sounds more like a Dreamhost problem than a Django problem. Did you ask
in the Dreamhost forum? Maybe others there might be
and with 'hello.fcgi', did you pkill python before your tests?
Hi,
Such an output might be caused due to abscence of a package that is
needed for your app. Dreamhost probably doesn't have, e.g., MySQLdb in
the pytthon's site-packages.
Have you made it sure that you have installed every lib required in a
custom location somewhere in your home dir?
Greetings,
So I did:
1.I went to DreamHost Control Panel (Domains / Manage Domains) and
enabled fast_CGI.(Now FastCGI Support box is checked there)
2.I copied fcgi.py and hello.fcgi file to my Web
Directory(egsmtrade.com)
3. I added to fcgi.py and hello.fcgi the first line #!/usr/bin/python
4. I set 755 per
PythonistL wrote:
Hello James,
I assume it was not a private letter.
do you use their service at present?
I am hosted with DreamHost: http://lazutkin.com/
I followed the instructions at
http://wiki.dreamhost.com/index.php/Django
but that did not work for me
It worked for me. Did you fo
I can recomment rimuhosting (http://rimuhosting.com) for a VPS setup-
that means you can install/run what you like. They will setup most
stuff if you put what you want into your order.
Support, the few times I've needed it, has been great.
I don't have Django on that setup, yet- just got lighttpd
On 1/16/06, PythonistL <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello James,
> do you use their service at present?
> I followed the instructions at
> http://wiki.dreamhost.com/index.php/Django
> but that did not work for me
No, I'm hosted at TextDrive. I have clients who are on Dreamhost, but
none of them u
Hello James,
do you use their service at present?
I followed the instructions at
http://wiki.dreamhost.com/index.php/Django
but that did not work for me
So I tried this script from the troubleshooting part there
#
#!/usr/bin/python2.3
from fcgi import WSGIServer
def test_app(environ, start
Their (DreamHost) prices are ridiculous (ie low), and to keep them low,
they can only spend time on things that have an identified market (they
say this in their FAQs or KnowledgeBase or whatever its called). It's
the main reason they don't provide PostGres.
I guess FCGI for Django hasn't hit the
On 1/16/06, PythonistL <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does it mean Dreamhost stopped Django support??
Perusing the Django-powered sites that are known to be hosted at
Dreamhost, none of them seem to be down, so Django apparently still
works just fine on Dreamhost. Most likely their response was mea
As to my problem with Django installation I received a reply from
Dreahost.com support team saying:
"At the moment, fastcgi is only enabled for use w/ ruby on rails."
Does it mean Dreamhost stopped Django support??
Regards,
L.
PythonistL wrote:
Patrick, but if the error happens twice a day, as you say, that is
very, very bad having hosting with Dreamhost.
Or I am wrong?
http://status.dreamhost.com/
They had connection problems for 3 days in a row. If you want to host
your mission critical app, look for other hosts
> Patrick, but if the error happens twice a day, as you say, that is
> very, very bad having hosting with Dreamhost.
right now, i don´t suggest hosting with dreamhost. maybe it´s only a
temporary problem, maybe it´s only "my" server (who knows). but not being
able to work at least twice a day is
Patrick, but if the error happens twice a day, as you say, that is
very, very bad having hosting with Dreamhost.
Or I am wrong?
The wiky says:
To view the admin site, go to
http://django.mydomain.com/django.fcgi/admin/
To view the normal site, go to http://django.mydomain.com/django.fcgi/
Should
i also have the error (in error.log) you mentioned when dreamhost has
problem with my server - which happens very often lately (about twice a
day).
besides that, i followed the steps in the wiki and everything works
fine.
patrick
Am 13.01.2006 um 17:00 schrieb PythonistL:
I am trying to
I am trying to setup Django on Dreamhost.
I followed the instructions at
http://wiki.dreamhost.com/index.php/Django but no success.
I tried the
Troubleshooting described there and
the script
#
#!/usr/bin/python2.3
from fcgi import WSGIServer
def test_app(environ, start_response):
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