kruptein

The Original Poster is saying that he would like some server configuration information, because he would like to set up a test server on his computer to make site development faster (since he wouldn't have to FTP every change, etc), and then perhaps later, upload it to Stevie. But, since the default Apache installation is different from the configuration of Stevie, he would like more information about it, so developing the site on his test server and copying it over to his HelioHost site wouldn't cause any problems. indeed! thanks derek!

Thanks!

Byron do you still have that zip file, cause I added something and I began to get 500 internal server errors again :s

I don't think you did understand my question ... How should the people on the apache forum now what your configuration is

Hey I already have a site hosted here, but I was wondering how the apache configuration for a single site looks like, I could simulate it on my own pc than, and it would make it lots easier to upload my project, because my local apache config is different I always have to modify things etc... With config I mean under apache2/sites-enabled/kruptools (my site is kruptools.heliohost.org) My config f.e. looks like this: <VirtualHost *:80> Alias /med /var/www/dbug/ Alias /admin_media /var/www/dbug/admin_media/ ServerName localhost ServerAdmin darragh.ssa@gmail.com DocumentRoot /var/www/dbug/ <Directory /var/www/dbug/> Options Indexes FollowSymLinks MultiViews AllowOverride None Order allow,deny allow from all </Directory> WSGIScriptAlias / /var/www/dbug/django.wsgi </VirtualHost>

Mine is down too kruptools.heliohost.org

I think it is urls.py because of the first import.

I'm completely confused :s I did what you say and it worked, I renamed it to dbug and changed the urls to match dbug and it still worked.. :s when I compare the new dbug with the old I couldn't find a difference :f probably an indendation error or something thanks anyway!

Yes I renamed it to dbug, sorry for that

Yes I did

Yes I did, multiple times even because I really wanted to make sure everything was done, but I will check it again, I might forgot one thing when uploading byron's zip although I doubt that

I can say I know python very well and ofcourse I know exception-handling, only one problem when I did a print statement on my local apache server, I got an error that stdout is not supported by default for apache, So I thought that that would be the case too on heliohost but I will give it a try

Wouldn't this be possible by adding this to .htaccess RewriteBase / RewriteRule ^$ projectname/ replace projectname with djangotest in this case [note].htaccess in public_html ----------------------------------------------- There is something very odd... I uploaded the zip of byron, and I got the message: Congrats it works! but then I saw that dispatch.wsgi was still pointing to byron so I changed byron to kruptein, and I refreshed my site and I got: "5OO Internal Server Error" So just changing byron to kruptein created an error, what is this?

[edit]wrong topic

a) no the problem isn't fixed yet, only a part of the original errors is gone b ) how should I set up those custom error logs?