The problem is when i am in the web2py directory the file
wsgihandler.py doesn't exist so i can't type any of the commands when
i type
ls -l wsgihandler.py
i get command not found same if i type the following command
ln -s wsgihandler.py wsgi.py
That is why i am stuck
On Mar 9, 7:07 pm,
On Mar 10, 2011, at 4:40 AM, stargate wrote:
The problem is when i am in the web2py directory the file
wsgihandler.py doesn't exist so i can't type any of the commands when
i type
ls -l wsgihandler.py
i get command not found same if i type the following command
ln -s wsgihandler.py
For dot cloud you need to be using the web2py source code, not the Mac download.
You should be able to type ls -al in any terminal window. If not, you have
big problems. That's ELL ESS space dash A ELL
You can develop on the Mac download but you ar going to need to first deploy
web2py from the
For dot cloud you need to be using the web2py source code, not the Mac download.
You should be able to type ls -al in any terminal window. If not, you have
big problems. That's ELL ESS space dash A ELL
Type in the terminal window
echo $PATH
upper lower case is important. It should have /bin between colon characters
somewhere
or try
/bin/ls
as a command.
Either you PATH environment is messed up or some important command files are
missing from the /bin directory.
That is a symlink creation so the assumption if using that command is
wsgihandler.py exists in the current directory and you are creating a
symbolic link named wsgi.py which points to wsgihandler.py.
If you use ls while logged in on the server do you see wsgihandler.py, run
the ls command. If
That command is going to create an alias on your Mac that when will go along
with the rest of your files when you do the dotcloud push. You can see the
alias if you type this into your terminal: ls -al
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