You want to establish the path directories in your .wsgi file. Use
`addsitedir` to set the path to site-packages and set additional paths with
path.append, e.g.:
import os, sys, site
site.addsitedir('/path/to/site-packages')
sys.path.append('/extra/path/1')
sys.path.append('/extra/path/2')
i dont know how to do that, but the easied way is to just copy the whole
packages and paste them in only one directory, since python packages are
just folders/eggs
Le mardi 4 novembre 2014 13:26:12 UTC+1, robert brook a écrit :
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> I see that there are 2 paths in my application for site packages
I see that there are 2 paths in my application for site packages.
How do I configure Apache to use the 2 packages.
A typical entry in Apache is
WSGIPythonPath
/path/to/mysite.com:/path/to/your/venv/lib/python3.X/site-packages
Can I specify 2 paths to represent the 2 locations of site packages.
On linux, python installs libs in diffferents places: for example in open
suse, when you install it the first time, and you choose python and some
third party libraries, and then when you will do setup.py for a library you
download, they will be in different locations!
http://stackoverflow.com/a
I overlooked mentioning that the path command returned 2 different
locations for the 3 modules.
Not sure why one package got installed in the lib64 path. They were all
installed with the setup.py install command.
On Monday, November 3, 2014 3:18:06 PM UTC-5, robert brook wrote:
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> I am buildin
I am building the web application on a linux red hat machine.
I was trying to pull the path for the site packages for the 3 modules that
I have installed so that I can specify the path in the apache config file
Can I specify 2 paths in Apache?
Thanks
>>> import django
>>> print (django.__pa
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