sorry, one more thing, what about checking if you have the permission to install stuff and so on?
2012/12/12 Niphlod <niph...@gmail.com> > mee too, didn't notice in the cut-paste madness. > > > On Wednesday, December 12, 2012 9:57:06 AM UTC+1, Paolo wrote: >> >> Hi and great job! >> >> One thing that I don't like is at line 10 >> apt-get -y dist-upgrade >> >> this was also in the previous version, actually I see this too >> restrictive, for example I have ubuntu 12.04 and don't want to move to 12.10 >> >> Paolo >> >> >> On Wednesday, December 12, 2012 12:06:16 AM UTC+1, Niphlod wrote: >>> >>> I run uwsgi using the emperor mode for some time now.... based on my >>> config I tried to upgrade the existing one. Result is available at >>> https://www.dropbox.com/s/**n7chteos9sh6p2h/setup-web2py-** >>> nginx-uwsgi-ubuntu.sh<https://www.dropbox.com/s/n7chteos9sh6p2h/setup-web2py-nginx-uwsgi-ubuntu.sh> >>> >>> I'm looking forward to improve things both on uwsgi niceties and general >>> bash customization (the moment I saw fabric <http://fabfile.org> I >>> almost stopped writing bash :-P) >>> >>> Improvements: >>> - no uwsgi from debian packages (overcomplicated configurations). uwsgi >>> is installed from pip (so you can upgrade with a simple pip install >>> --upgrade uwsgi) >>> - optional response.static_version friendly static directories >>> configuration (added also cache headers as an option) >>> - improved syntax for web2py.xml (no app, no plugin) >>> - example of uwsgi cron facility (clean sessions script included) >>> - uwsgi emperor mode, managed with Upstart >>> - optional upstart pre-script command to fix permissions and compress >>> static files >>> >>> If interested, I can make a fabfile for that. >>> >>> <offtopic on> I use Redis as cache but for the "I love embedded" guys >>> uwsgi has a cache framework. I'm accepting votes to make a uwsgi's cache >>> compatible module for web2py, but you will have to test it (no time for >>> that, sorry) >>> <offtopic off> >>> >> -- > > > > -- Paolo --
