Install mod_wsgi?
I've googled extensively and seen that in essence, installing Django with cpanel is not possible, unless you use Cloundlinux or are a linux engineer, neither of which apply to me.
So in my last effort/attempt before cancelling my VPS service with my provider, I'd like to ask, is there any conceivable way I could install mod_wsgi which is a required step for Django setup whilst I have cpanel installed? As far as I understand the apache version with cpanel completely invalidates the ability to install mod_wsgi.
Any help would be appreciated.
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yum install ea4-experimental yum install ea-apache24-mod_wsgi 0 -
Hello @jones3, There is an experimental EA4 RPM available for mod_wsgi, as noted in the previous response. You can read more about the EA4 experimental repo at: The Experimental Repository - EasyApache 4 - cPanel Documentation Additionally, I encourage you to vote and add feedback to the following feature request: Django support Thank you. 0 -
Is there a non-experimental way to get mod_wsgi? Since the forced upgrade to EasyApache4 all our wsgi apps suddenly won't work. I don't really want to push an experimental environment into production just for mod_wsgi. 0 -
Is there a non-experimental way to get mod_wsgi? Since the forced upgrade to EasyApache4 all our wsgi apps suddenly won't work. I don't really want to push an experimental environment into production just for mod_wsgi.
Hello @tudorh, We don't have a specific time frame to offer on the publication of the mod_wsgi RPM to the EA4 production repo at this time, however we upgraded this RPM just a couple of months ago and confirmed it worked as expected: Experimental Repository Change Log - EasyApache 4 - cPanel Documentation [QUOTE] 2018-11-15-
ea-apache24-mod_wsgi
- EA-7997: Update to current version 4.6.5
Thank you.0 -
ea-apache24-mod_wsgi
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Django seems to work fine with nginx. Have you considered switching ? 0
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