Hi, I was wondering how I would configure such a setup.
I would like to map different domains to different sites:
My research/guess on what needs to be done:
However,
Thanks for your time. asked 05 Oct '11, 11:02 gsg |
The best way to install the Apache App is use our 1 click installer, to install a mod_wsgi application. This will install the apache instance, enable Python and assign a port for your app. Then you can define your Virtual Hosts for each application that you want the apache to serve in the http.conf file. We have a tutorial in our old forums about how to do this for Django applications, but could be used as a template for any application used by apache. This is the best solution to accomplish what you are wanting. answered 05 Oct '11, 14:26 timg ♦♦ Hi timg, Thanks for the directions. I'm going to take the hybrid approach - I would like to avoid mod_wsgi for now as I cannot replicate the environment on my machine. I installed Apache using the 1 click installer but I didn't find the mod_proxy modules. I wonder whether there's a way to add them in or will I have to compile my own apache and put them in the webapps directory.
(06 Oct '11, 08:07)
gsg
You could try copying the modules you need from If that does not work, then you'll need to build your own Apache to get your own mod_proxy modules.
(06 Oct '11, 12:50)
seanf
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