mod_wsgi 4.5.3/Python 3.5: How to serve .htaccess?

Hallo,

On the root url of my website, there is a mod_wsgi 4.5.3/Python 3.5 application which serves a Django application.

However, I need to add a redirect from mysite.com to www.mysite.com

According to the docs:

10.In the App category menu, click to select Static.

11.In the App type menu, click to select Static/CGI/PHP-5.6.

12.Click the Save button. The application is installed and added to website’s list of applications.

However, this is not accurate since at the url / already exists a Django application and the relevant error appears when trying to save the application.

Help!

wsgi htaccess django

asked 22 Aug '16, 18:11

raratiru
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edited 22 Aug '16, 18:12

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The idea is that you create a second site that will serve the redirect app to send traffic to your main site. So:

Remove the domains/subdomains that you want to redirect from the main site.
Create a second site to serve your redirect app on those domains/subdomains, so that they can direct traffic to the main site.

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answered 22 Aug '16, 18:26

seanf
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