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QUESTION
I'm super new to web development, but not new to programming as a whole. I'm extremely confused by this application which I was pulled into fixing because the person who normally does it can't anymore.
This may be a silly question, but I can't find the code or any HTML that contains the actual web pages. In the main folder, ~/myapp
, there contains:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-17 at 02:32Note: This might not be a complete answer, but it might be a starting place for one.
Possibly in answer to your first question, and based on the comments from earlier, this project looks to me like it might be a Flask web application. Flask is a Python microframework that can be used to build simple or complex web applications. I'm guessing this based on the following observations:
- The
passenger_wsgi.py
file - The observation of the files ending in
.py
made by brombeer in the comments - The item at the bottom of your application structure list called
myapp_flask
As far as the passenger_wsgi.py
file, Passenger is a web application server used to run web applications written in things like Python, Ruby, or Node.js.
As far as brombeer's observation about the file extensions, files that end in .py
are typically Python files.
As far as that myapp_flask
item, if there are contents inside this file or folder, I wonder if it might contain the main web application code. Would it be possible to check that file or folder to see if it contains application code? Warning: It might contain sensitive data (e.g., passwords, secrets, or keys), so I don't know if it should be posted in your original post above.
So, I guess I touched on your second main question in that earlier response: you might be able to find the main web application code in the myapp_flask
item. If nothing is there, however, you might be able to determine where the main application code is by looking at the contents of your passenger_wsgi.py
.
In this example passenger_wsgi.py
file in the Passenger documentation, it shows how an example (Django, in that case) application might be referred to in this type of file. If you open your passenger_wsgi.py
in a text editor, it might a show a reference to the main application code on a line that contains the term application =
(or something similar), like in the earlier example. Maybe this could help you know what the name of the application might be.
Then, you could possibly use grep
to search for the application name in your file structure, if grep
is available on your system. Maybe using a search command like: grep -r 'application-name' *
. That might give you more clues as to where the main application code is located.
As far as the additional note about your ImportError: cannot import name _remove_dead_weakref
error, I don't know if it's similar to this other question from the past. I would recommend caution, however, before changing up your Python 2 related setup based on answers in that other question thread, unless you are alright with whatever might happen along the way. I haven't tried out the answers myself from that thread.
QUESTION
I have a problem and I will do the best to explain it, to see if you can help me out.
CONTEXT
I have a system running in a test server, which is set up like a production environment in order to test my code before merging to master and give the go to the production server provider of my client to update the code. This means it runs in DEBUG = False
. All good, all perfect for months.
I decided to activate the ManifestStaticFilesStorage
setting in order to have a hash number added in my static files, I've used it before and it's a good way to break cache rules when updating files (like CSS rules that refuse to load). There is an issue with cache that may be solvable messing around with the server but that's not an option in this case.
Everything went smoothly:
- No issues in collectstatic other than a few missing static files (already solved)
- Static files loaded perfectly
BUT...
THE PROBLEM
This system manages content (images, audio files and custom fonts). When I activated the ManifestStaticFilesStorage
setting, all uploaded files started to throw 404 errors (and some occasional 500 error) in the server access log. Meaning, they look like this:
You can see the broken image icon but you can also see the background colores of each square (color which is injected by JS because it can be customized in the custom CMS). These images are uploaded in the CMS and they live in the media folder configured in the settings file.
Of course, if I go to DEBUG = True
, everything gets fixed (come on! -.-). I went and recreated production enviroment in local, same issue: DEBUG = False
bad, DEBUG = True
works
THOUGHTS
- 404 means the file is not there. Guess what? it's there, they all are
- The occasional 500 means permissions. Well, I haven't changed the permissions. Also, permissiones where the same. Also, I'm using WebFaction, it handles all that for me
- Console in browser says network error. In the Network tab it doesn't even show the 404 errors or the few 500 that may appear
- Broken DB? Nope. Besides, if it were broken,
DEBUG = True
would fail - Apache error log? Nothing to show for. The access log shows the access errors, meaning errors on file that are correctly placed
So, I ran out of ideas. Maybe someone out there has the answer, I hope so. I will still be trying to solve it but I can use the help, please.
RELEVANT CODE
storage.py
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-20 at 20:47Well, after hitting my head to the wall a lot, a good night sleep and fresh ideas, I found the problem. It was the silliest thing ever, as usual.
If you can see in the settings.py, the MEDIA_URL
is set to /media/
. Normally, this wouldn't be a problem in an Apache server but in WebFaction, it turned out to be the culprit of my headache.
For those who don't know, WebFaction obliges you to create apps for everything: Python env, PHP env, Static env, WordPress, Joomla, etc. By creating an app, you have to assing a unique path inside the Website definition, which is a set of apps running under a given domain, so all apps have paths under the same domain and you don't have to modify (in most cases) the httpd.conf
file.
I have an app for the Django code and another app for the static files, under the domain static/
. In the local_settings.py
, you can see that the MEDIA_ROOT
is inside this static path.
In a regular Apache deploy, you just assign the /media/
URL to the path and that's it. In WebFaction, given that there is no static app for using the media/
, the MEDIA_URL
variable has to have static/media
as assigned value when switching to DEBUG = False
.
Just to remember: DEBUG = False
make Django stop serving the static files and leave that entirely to the server where is deployed. So, in DEBUG = True
, it didn't matter which was the media URL because Django is smart enough to see past that. But when I made the switch to DEBUG = False
, it naturally failed.
Silly me, but well, this is how we learn.
Regards.
QUESTION
How to run Deno on Webfaction's CentOS 7 (64-bit)?
It gives an error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-15 at 10:25Current Deno release 1.0.0 (latest today) is not compatible with CentOS 7.
I tried on the latest distribution released on 27 April 2020:
QUESTION
I currently have two kind of files static files and media files.The static files contain my css,js and other static content. The media files contain stuff that the user uploads.The static folder is right next to the media folder.Now on my deployed machine. If I set the DEBUG = False
my static files are presented just fine however my media content is never displayed. I get a 404 not found
error.
My quuestion is how do I display media content in production environment when DEBUG = False. With DEBUG= True everything seems to work fine ? I read the following page and tried these things out.
1-Tried creating a separate folder for static media just like static content.
Currently my static content is being managed by the collectstatic
command. I am using apache on webfaction.I have a static folder called static_content
when I ran ./manage.py collectstatic
all of my content in static folder was copied to the static_content
folder.I tried creating another static folder called static_media
. However when I ran ./manage.py collectstatic
the content of my media
folder got copied to static_content
and not to static_media
like it should have. Can anyone tell me why the collectstatic command did not paste the content to static_media
instead ?
This is what my configuration looks like
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-14 at 22:24You shouldn't use collectstatic
for your media directory. Remove '/home/admin/webapps/mainfolder/mainapp/media'
from STATICFILES_DIRS
, then set
QUESTION
I have a Django webapp running on a WebFaction Linux server. Up until two days ago I could use git as I expected to: changing the files locally, and then pulling the code in the server.
However, today this happened when trying to pull in my server:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-24 at 23:06This error message means that either your repository or the remote repository is broken in some way.
When Git performs a fetch, it negotiates which objects it already has with the remote server. The remote server then sends a pack that contains deltas (that is, sets of changes) against either other objects in the pack or against objects that you should have on your own system. This latter case, when the pack refers to objects that are outside of it, is called a thin pack; normally packs must be complete and contain deltas against only other objects they contain.
In this case, your version of Git is trying to resolve those deltas into whole objects and there are some it cannot resolve. That could mean that your repository is missing objects it should have, or it could mean that the remote side is sending corrupt data, possibly because it also lacks objects (or it could just have a bug).
The thing to do here is to try git fsck
on your repository and see if it talks about any missing objects. If it talks about missing objects, you can try to make another clone from the server and copy it over. The Git User Manual describes how to do this in detail, so it should be relatively easy to do.
If your repository is fine, you could try contacting GitHub Support and asking them to verify the repository. It is unlikely but possible that the replica of that repository you fetched from is somehow broken and hasn't been detected yet, and they could repair the repository.
If you want to take the lazy approach, you can just clone anew and then run git fsck
, and if it passes, you're good to go.
QUESTION
I'd like to create a regular expression that matches any percentage figure from 12.50% to 100.00%. All percentages are displayed with 2 decimal places and a % sign (with no space between the numbers and the % sign)
Matches:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-29 at 23:00You could use an alternation using your pattern, only use .00
for the 100% variant and have a separate alternative matching 12:50 till 12:99
QUESTION
When user registers is_active is False by default. I want the user get email notification when the admin activates the user. But send_mail is not sending email.
I have created a function in my views.py:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-26 at 16:03This is how solved it.
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-25 at 00:50On the server app/svg_files
seems not to describe the same place as locally.
I defined the path unambiguously, and now it works.
QUESTION
I have a Python app that works locally, but on the server something goes wrong.
So I have to do some debugging in an SSH session.
The server logs tell me that something goes wrong in utils/do_something.py
.
I have created utils/log
(rights 777), where the debugging values are supposed to go.
do_something.py
looks like this:
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-24 at 17:01It appears that you never explicitly close the file after writing, so the output is probably buffered. Your server and your local machine may have different settings with respect to file buffering, which would explain the differences you're experiencing.
If you want to open, write, and close a file, python's context managers are the best way to do it:
QUESTION
I have a server hosted with webfaction that I would like to be able to send a csv file to from my app with FTP or SFTP. I have found many libraries that should help like ConnectionKit, NMSSH, DLSFPT, and LxFTPRequest. However, all of them are in objective-c and not swift which makes them hard to read, understand, and implement in Swift 4. I have tried to implement LXFTPRequest since I found a swift implementation for the upload and here is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-03 at 15:57I ended up using NMSSH and using it in Swift it wasn't as complicated as I thought.
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