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Django environment on cPanel

Iron_Butterfly
Community, I would like to ask you about the correct deployment of Django environment + PostgreSQL on my cPanel site. I have Django site and I want to host it on cPanel. However, I heard that using mod_python is not secure. Could you please give me the right direction. Thank you!

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  • cPanelMichael
    Hello @Iron_Butterfly, There's currently no native support for Django, however I encourage you to vote, add feedback, and review the existing comments on the official feature request at: Django support Regarding third-party solutions, CloudLinux provides a tool that makes it easy to offer Django support to your users: Ruby and Python Selectors CloudLinux Documentation Thank you.
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  • Iron_Butterfly
    @cPanelMichael Thank you! But what about PostgreSQL?
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  • Iron_Butterfly
    Also, I'm digging cPanel documentation and can't find an answer to one question - why I can't see "Setup Python App" button in Software section of my cPanel?
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  • Iron_Butterfly
    @cPanelMichael Thank you! But what about PostgreSQL?

    Well, I have installed PostgreSQL with /scripts/installpostgres and configured it. What about my last question - why I can't see "Setup Python App" button in Software section of my cPanel?
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  • Infopro
    What about my last question - why I can't see "Setup Python App" button in Software section of my cPanel?

    Is it enabled? From the link mentioned above: CloudLinux Documentation - Hide Python and Ruby Selector Icons
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  • Iron_Butterfly
    Is it enabled? From the link mentioned above: CloudLinux Documentation - Hide Python and Ruby Selector Icons

    Sorry, but my WHM/cPanel is installed to CentOS7 VPS, not CloudLinux.
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  • Infopro
    Is it enabled on your account's Package's Features List?
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  • Iron_Butterfly
    Is it enabled on your account's Package's Features List?

    I go to Packages " Feature Manager " Edit default Feature List and see nothing related to Python. What should I do now?
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  • Infopro
    This post is still relevant:
    Hello @Iron_Butterfly, There's currently no native support for Django, however I encourage you to vote, add feedback, and review the existing comments on the official feature request at: Django support Regarding third-party solutions, CloudLinux provides a tool that makes it easy to offer Django support to your users: Ruby and Python Selectors CloudLinux Documentation Thank you.

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  • Iron_Butterfly
    Still can't understand why someone can see "Setup Python App" button in Software section. But I can't. Is this cPanel feature? In this case why I can't use it?
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  • Infopro
    It's not a default Feature in cPanel: cPanel Features List - Documentation - cPanel Documentation
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  • Iron_Butterfly
    It's not a default Feature in cPanel:
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  • Infopro
    My apologies for the confusion, CloudLinux offers this, as suggested in the post above by cPanelMichael. That option is mentioned in the CloudLinux docs I linked you to earlier as well: CloudLinux Documentation - Hide Python and Ruby Selector Icons
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  • Iron_Butterfly
    So, if I correctly understood, this feature is not available for cPanel installed on CentOS7? Very bad. I will have to transfer my Django site to an alternate hosting panel.
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  • cPanelMichael
    So, if I correctly understood, this feature is not available for cPanel installed on CentOS7?

    Hello, That is correct. This feature you are referring is only available on cPanel installations with CloudLinux: CloudLinux Documentation Thank you.
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