Failed building wheel for mysqlclient error

mismari

• April 16, 2019 04:34

Hello I use Python I have enabled Linux in the Cpanel The problem is with the Python database Gives the following error django.core.exceptions.ImproperlyConfigured: Error loading MySQLdb module. Did you install mysqlclient? And also gives another error in connection with sqlite that seems to be not active on the server Failed building wheel for mysqlclient Please help me how to enable it for Python / Launch Django app / in Cpanel Thanks

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  cPanelMichael

  • April 17, 2019 15:25

  Hello @mismari, Can you share some more information about how you are setting up Django? Do you have root access to the server, or is this a cPanel account hosted with a shared hosting provider? If you have root access, can you confirm if you are using the Python Selector feature with CloudLinux? Or, did you install the experimental ea-apache24-mod_wsgi RPM offered with EasyApache 4? Thank you.

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  mismari

  • April 18, 2019 08:14

  Hello @mismari, Can you share some more information about how you are setting up Django? Do you have root access to the server, or is this a cPanel account hosted with a shared hosting provider? If you have root access, can you confirm if you are using the Python Selector feature with CloudLinux? Or, did you install the experimental ea-apache24-mod_wsgi RPM offered with EasyApache 4? Thank you.

  
  Hello Yes . I have access to my root Yes I enabled Python using CloudLinux and have access to my Python selections. Yes I installed and activated the mod_wsgi module in Apache

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  cPanelMichael

  • April 18, 2019 19:14

  Yes I enabled Python using CloudLinux and have access to my Python selections.

  
  Hello @mismari, Here's a summary of a response by a CloudLinux Technical Support Engineer after investigating a similar issue in a support ticket: [QUOTE]First, I disabled shell fork bomb protection via WHM >> Shell Fork Bomb Protection. Then, I enabled compilers and forced a cagefs filesystem update by executing the following command as root: # /scripts/compilers on && cagefsctl --force-update After this, the extension was added successfully by executing the following command as root: # selectorctl --interpreter=python --user=username123 --enable-user-extensions=mysqlclient main Replace "username123" with the username of the cPanel account.
  Can you let me know if this answer helps? Thank you.

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  mismari

  • April 19, 2019 17:39

  Hello @mismari, Here's a summary of a response by a CloudLinux Technical Support Engineer after investigating a similar issue in a support ticket: Can you let me know if this answer helps? Thank you.

  
  Hello I disabled the shell for the relevant user By tapping the following command selectorctl --interpreter = python --user = username123 --enable-user-extensions = mysqlclient main But an error is received ERROR: No such application (or application not configured) "main"

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  cPanelMichael

  • April 19, 2019 17:51

  I disabled the shell for the relevant user

  
  Hello @mismari, The CloudLinux response is advising the user to browse to disable WHM >> Shell Fork Bomb Protection rather than disabling SSH access on the account.

  selectorctl --interpreter = python --user = username123 --enable-user-extensions = mysqlclient main

  
  CloudLinux documents how to use selectorctl on the following link: Command Line Here's the part of the document relevant to the task you're performing: [QUOTE] To install modules to application environment: /usr/bin/selectorctl --interpreter=python [--user=USER] [--print-summary] [--json] --enable-user-extensions=
  Thus, the command would look like this: selectorctl --interpreter=python --user=$username123 --enable-user-extensions=mysqlclient $folder-name
  Replace "$username123" with the username of the cPanel account and replace $folder-name with the name of the folder where your Python application is stored. Thank you.

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