Multiple web2py apps/domains on pythonanywhere
Joe
If anyone has any experience with this, I would appreciate if you could let me know the best way to do this.
I asked this question on the pythonanywhere support forum, they suggested to post the question here. They said that they are not web2py experts.
Joe
JorgeH
Joe
I am not sure exactly how I finally set this up and I can't replicate the process unless I delete the app and start over which I am not going to do now.
This is what I think I did:
First, I chose the "manual configuration" then edited my WSGI file as instructed here: https://www.pythonanywhere.com/wiki/MultipleDomainsWeb2py
After this it was impossible to continue in any way. In the WSGI file I changed the folder name, adding the new folder name that I wanted to set up for the new app but there was no way to actually create the folder at that point. So after a while I deleted the app, there was nothing else I could do. There is probably a way to start setting up the folder structure manually but that doesn't seem like a good idea to me.
After the app was deleted, the WSGI file was not deleted so I started to "add a new app" again but this time I did not choose "manual configuration", and then, it worked. The folder was created, everything seems to be working.
What did I miss? It seems to be working fine this way. I'd appreciate any feedback or advise.
kakasFDD310
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Ah not sure if there is a misunderstanding here. To clarify:
- to setup multiple web2py websites, and to set up the new website from scratch, you can just do create new (non-custom) from our web tab.
- to get multiple domains to point to the same web2py code, then you should proceed as mentioned in our wiki.
conrad
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