My production routes.py has this in it:
routers = dict(BASE=dict(domains={'www.domain1.com': 'app1',
'www.domain2.com': 'app2'}))
-Jim
On Friday, June 14, 2019 at 1:47:22 PM UTC-5, Vlad wrote:
>
> let me be a bit more specific, as my problem is apparently in missing
> something very basic:
>
> here is a quote from PythonAnywhere docs: "...for each additional domain
> name, you need to set up another PythonAnywhere web app from the web tab.
> This time though, you should choose "manual configuration". Then, go and
> edit your WSGI file. You should make it into a copy of the WSGI file for
> the first web2py application, so that both domains point at the same web2py
> installation. Then the web2py routes.py should work."
>
> So this is perfect, and routes.py works indeed. However, it doesn't work
> fully for the root domains:
>
> routes.py can only have only entry corresponding to "/", for example:
>
> routes_in = (
> ( '/' ,' /app1/cont1/func1'),
>
> )
>
> This will take care of www.domain1.com .
>
> Now, if I want to point www.domain2.com to /app2/conf2/func2 - I have no
> way to handle this (unless I am missing something very basic here). I would
> at least need to specify something like this:
> ( '/app2', '/app2/conf2/func2' ) which will take care of
> www.domain2.com/app2 but the root www.domain2.com will still be
> redirecting to /app1/cont1/func1, as per the only "/" entry in routes.py,
> as "/" doesn't distinguish between domains.
>
> What am I missing? How can I handle this properly??
>
> On Friday, June 14, 2019 at 2:23:21 PM UTC-4, Vlad wrote:
>>
>> I've had multiple apps in one web2py with no problems, of course, but
>> only up to the point I've assigned different domains to different apps
>>
>> I am on PythonAnywhere, but presumably it's the same issue on any
>> hosting.
>>
>> I am giving 2 cnames for 2 apps, and I pointed both cnames properly. BUT
>> only one domain works for bare domain - i.e. for www.domain1.com . For
>> the second name I always have to specify the full path -
>> www.domain2.com//app/cont/func.
>>
>> I am obviously missing something, but here is why I have this problem:
>>
>> they all share one routes.py on the web2py root level. routes.py can only
>> have one entry corresponding to "/" - I can point "/" to app1/cont1/func1.
>> So, www.domain2.com can't be handled without a/c/f , because no matter
>> what the domain is, the only proper entry for the bare domain name is "/"
>> in routes.py.
>>
>> How to handle this properly, i.e. to specify routing for each domain root
>> - without having the 2nd web2py installation?
>>
>>
>>
>>
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