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I think that simply renaming django.wsgi (or copying) to passenger_wsgi.py should do the trick.
Looking at the manuals for passenger and wsgi - I do not see anything passenger-specific in those files.
edit: there is no askbot/forum
in askbot. If your settings.py
is in mysite.com, then instead of your sys.path.append()
have
sys.path.append('/home/mysite')
sys.path.append('/home/mysite/mysite.com')
Askbot actually has it's own slightly different version of django.wsgi
in askbot/setup_templates
that should just work regardless of your specific paths (well in your case you need a custom line to replace the python interpreter).
I think that simply renaming django.wsgi (or copying) to passenger_wsgi.py should do the trick.
Looking at the manuals for passenger and wsgi - I do not see anything passenger-specific in those files.
edit: there is no askbot/forum
in askbot. If your settings.py
is in mysite.com, then instead of your sys.path.append()
have
Askbot actually has it's own slightly different version of django.wsgi
in askbot/setup_templates
that should just work regardless of your specific paths (well in your case you need a custom line to replace the python interpreter).
I think that simply renaming django.wsgi (or copying) to passenger_wsgi.py should do the trick.
Looking at the manuals for passenger and wsgi - I do not see anything passenger-specific in those files.
edit: there is no askbot/forum
in askbot. If your settings.py
is in mysite.com, then instead of your sys.path.append()
have
sys.path.append('/home/mysite') sys.path.append('/home/mysite/mysite.com')
Askbot has it's own slightly different version of django.wsgi
in askbot/setup_templates
that should just work (well in your case you need a custom line to replace the python interpreter).