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Currently I'm successfully running a askbot instance site.com. When I try to install the second instance at site2.com, site2.com and site.com gets content from each other randomly despite having a different databases and configs. I use virtualenv for setting up askbot on both sites using pip.

Server Environment: Nginx, Mysql, uWSGI

I use this script for starting uwsgi as service, http://goo.gl/nI7Em I use this config in nginx, https://gist.github.com/427eace448b71461755c

site.com = http://goo.gl/GN3Fv site2.com = http://goo.gl/VgWpe

Currently I'm successfully running a askbot instance site.com. When I try to install the second instance at site2.com, site2.com and site.com gets content from each other randomly despite having a different databases and configs. I use virtualenv for setting up askbot on both sites using pip.

Server Environment: Nginx, Mysql, uWSGI

I use this script for starting uwsgi as service, http://goo.gl/nI7Em http://goo.gl/nI7Em

I use this config in nginx, https://gist.github.com/427eace448b71461755c

site.com = http://goo.gl/GN3Fv http://goo.gl/GN3Fv

site2.com = http://goo.gl/VgWpe

Currently I'm successfully running a askbot instance site.com. When I try to install the second instance at site2.com, site2.com and site.com gets content from each other randomly despite having a different databases and configs. I use virtualenv for setting up askbot on both sites using pip.

Server Environment: Nginx, Mysql, uWSGI

I use this script for starting uwsgi as service, http://goo.gl/nI7Em

I use this config in nginx, https://gist.github.com/427eace448b71461755c

site.com = http://goo.gl/GN3Fv

site2.com = http://goo.gl/VgWpe

Currently I'm successfully running a askbot instance site.com. When I try to install the second instance at site2.com, site2.com and site.com gets content from each other randomly despite having a different databases and configs. I use virtualenv for setting up askbot on both sites using pip.

Server Environment: Nginx, Mysql, uWSGI

I use this script for starting uwsgi as service, http://goo.gl/nI7Em

I use this config in nginx, https://gist.github.com/427eace448b71461755c

site.com = http://goo.gl/GN3Fv

site2.com = http://goo.gl/VgWpe

Difference beetween the two sites is, site2.com doesn't have any question whereas site.com have one question "How're you today?". If you refresh them both randomly, my issue can be regenerated, i.e the question will randomly appear on both sites.

Currently I'm successfully running a askbot instance site.com. When I try to install the second instance at site2.com, site2.com and site.com gets content from each other randomly despite having a different databases and configs. I use virtualenv for setting up askbot on both sites using pip.

Server Environment: Nginx, Mysql, uWSGIuWSGI, pYthon 2.6

I use this script for starting uwsgi as service, http://goo.gl/nI7Em

I use this config in nginx, https://gist.github.com/427eace448b71461755c

site.com = http://goo.gl/GN3Fv

site2.com = http://goo.gl/VgWpe

Difference beetween the two sites is, site2.com doesn't have any question whereas site.com have one question "How're you today?". If you refresh them both randomly, my issue can be regenerated, i.e the question will randomly appear on both sites.

Currently I'm successfully running a askbot instance site.com. When I try to install the second instance at site2.com, site2.com and site.com gets content from each other randomly despite having a different databases and configs. I use virtualenv for setting up askbot on both sites using pip.

Server Environment: Nginx, Mysql, uWSGI, pYthon Python 2.6

I use this script for starting uwsgi as service, http://goo.gl/nI7Em

I use this config in nginx, https://gist.github.com/427eace448b71461755c

site.com = http://goo.gl/GN3Fv

site2.com = http://goo.gl/VgWpe

Difference beetween the two sites is, site2.com doesn't have any question whereas site.com have one question "How're you today?". If you refresh them both randomly, my issue can be regenerated, i.e the question will randomly appear on both sites.