settings.py work in local but not on the server

[robin.l...@gmail.com]

Hello,

It's my first time developing in Python, I'm curently working on a website using Django and I'm facing a problem when I try to configure the test serveur.

The server is hosted on gandi.net, and I'm using git to push my modifications on it. I verified using ftp, the files are correctly up to date.

When I run the code in local, everything work fine, and the settings.py is taken into account (the db is working and I see the difference when switching Debug to false).

But on the server, no matter what I do, Debug stay on True and Allowed_Host = []

The commands used to put the data on the server are :

• git push gandi master
  
• ssh {xxxxxxx}@git.sd3.gpaas.net deploy default.git

I also tried a few time with a clean.

On the server, when trying to access a page, I got this message :

The debug page on the server show this :

But in settings.py :

DEBUG = False
ALLOWED_HOSTS = ['v2.usitoo.be']

I'm still learning python and don't know what I did wrong, is it possible that something override settings.py somehow ?

[Gil Obradors]

Hello Robin,

Check settings.py in server again. May be git hasn't been pushed correctly

If DEBUG= False is really in server, you must recive Bad Request (400)

You see the yellow message as DEBUG=True,

Good luck

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[Jeremy Mordkoff]

How is your server invoked? Is it using apache and wsgi.py ? If so, you may need to either restart the server or touch wsgi.py to force the server to byte-compile the new files. 

One trick is to put a syntax error in a file. If the server doesn't barf, then you know this is the problem.

Jeremy Mordkoff

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[robin.l...@gmail.com]

Thank you both for yours answers.

Gil : 

I checked again using ftp, git pushed everything correctly, so the error don't come from that.

Jeremy :

I tried to comment the application in wsgi.py, nothing changed server-side

#application = get_wsgi_application()

Doing this, I saw that appear (cf bold) :

sent 75,631,757 bytes  received 165,829 bytes  1,783,472.61 bytes/sec
rsync error: some files/attrs were not transferred (see previous errors) (code 23) at main.c(1196) [sender=3.1.2]
total size is 74,952,802  speedup is 0.99
sending incremental file list
.gitignore
README.md
requirements.txt
wsgi.py
static/images/usitoo.png
usitoo/manage.py
usitoo/polls/__init__.py
usitoo/polls/{all files regarding polls}
usitoo/usitoo/__init__.py
usitoo/usitoo/settings.py
usitoo/usitoo/urls.py


sent 79,452 bytes  received 811 bytes  160,526.00 bytes/sec
total size is 76,074  speedup is 0.95
-----> Build complete
-----> Cleaning temporary files

I know wsgi.py should be by default in usitoo/usitoo/, but gandi's documentation said to put it here.

If I move it back, it is correctly place on the file list, but the error persist.

I didn't have the rsync error before, but cannot replicate that even when uncommenting back wsgi.py

I also tried to deploy like this :

ssh {xxxxxxx}@git.sd3.gpaas.net deploy default.git > output.txt 2> errors.txt

errors.txt stay empty, and I cannot put -v flag on the command

I contacted gandi's support to see if they could help.

[Khushal Kumar]

Hi,

In settings.py

I use,

Try:

    from  .local_settings import *

Except ImportError:

    Pass

So, I had the same problem this morning and I realised, I didn't use the dot before local_settings.

Let me know if it helps.

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