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My site has stopped working, for no reason that I can see. The only clue I have is that every access leaves the same error in ~/logs/frontend/error_marcintustin.log: This is a django application, but no log is even created, so I'm fairly certain that my django application is not even being invoked. Nothing has changed in my wsgi file since this has happened, and in any case, I don't know how to log things from the wsgi file. I'm also able to run the django app using the built-in test server without error. Is there any way to debug this error? I'm at my wits' end. asked 26 Mar '12, 09:01 Marcin |
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'client prematurely closed connection' means that the client (ie, the browser that was visiting your site) closed the connection. It's not really a primary indication of a problem with your app - for that, you should look in answered 26 Mar '12, 10:40 seanf @seanf I'm getting that error in log file in the said directory. I'm also curious how to troubleshoot this because the error is very vague. I was able to access the site no problem until I followed the steps on htaccess/htpasswd from http://docs.webfaction.com/software/static.html#password-protecting-a-directory-with-a-static-cgi-php-app Any suggestions?
(13 Jan '13, 14:09)
netpoetica
The above link is for Static/CGI/PHP based applications and in the question it mentions that it is Django application which will require some modifications. Here is a post on password protecting a Django based application. If you still having a problem, Please open a ticket at our support site and we'll help you find the cause of the issue.
(13 Jan '13, 15:32)
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Did you ever find an answer to this problem?