How is the httpd.conf generated in case of using mod_wsgi-express

[Amir Afianian]

Hi all

I've recently used mod_wsgi to have apache as my django sever and it's made the process incredibly easy thanks to Graham.

I am however wondering how and based upon what the httpd.conf file is generated while issuing the command: $python manage.py runmodwsgi? 

I want to enable processing of the xsendfile header and it needs to be activated by putting the statement: "XSendFile on" under the virutal host in traditional httpd.conf or 000-default.conf in  the new structure. 

So my question being, how are the customization to the apache configuration like the one I mentioned are applied when using the mod_wsgi-express? How can I tell mod_wsgi express to include my configs made to apache defaults?

[Graham Dumpleton]

If you want to add extra configuration, you use the —include-file option to mod_wsgi-express, or runmodwsgi when using Django admin command.

More details in your other question on similar topic at:

    https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/modwsgi/OOqbASVm81c

Graham

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Dear Graham

Hello

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