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Setting up Apache2, mod_python, MySQL, and Django on Debian Lenny or Ubuntu Hardy Heron

Started by Greg Allard · 8 months ago

Both Debian and Ubuntu make it really simple to get a server up and running. I was trying a few different Machine Images on Amazon and I found myself repeating a lot of things so I wanted to put them here for reference for those who might find it useful.
With a fresh image, the first [...] ... Continue reading »

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Greg Allard
8 months ago

I didn't mention anything about a mail server in this post. I found this page that can set up forwarders easily: http://eightpence.com/howto-setup-mail-forwardi...

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Alexis Bellido
8 months ago

Hi, thanks for sharing.

If you'd like to host your media on a separate web server, for example Lighttpd, you may like to check this article I wrote about setting up Apache and mod_proxy with Lighty for Django on Ubuntu.

It shares many steps with your process and may present a few alternatives.

Regards!

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Greg Allard
8 months ago

That is a really good article and I'll be following along when I get around to using a different server for static files.

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Alexis Bellido
8 months ago

I'm glad you liked it. I'll try to find the time to test nginx one of these days. It seems to be another nice alternative. Isn't the open source world marvelous?

Regards!

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Greg Allard
8 months ago

I've seen a few sites mention it and I would like to check that out also. I was wondering how to pronounce that word for a while. I should have just looked it and I would know it's pronounced "engine x". I subscribed to your feed so that I'll know if you do post about it.

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Alexis Bellido
2 months ago

Hello Greg, I changed my setup and now I'm using Nginx. It works great. I have published how to configure Django with Nginx, Apache and mod_wsgi.

I hope you and your readers can give it a try and expect your comments.

Cheers.

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Greg Allard
2 months ago

That is a good post. I've been wanting to use nginx since you mentioned it 5 months ago and now I have no excuse for not using it.

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