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mod_wsgi (pid=30490): Exception occurred processing WSGI script '/home/brickmane/djangoapp/myserver/backend/core/wsgi.py'. mod_wsgi (pid=30490): Target WSGI script '/home/brickmane/djangoapp/myserver/backend/core/wsgi.py' cannot be loaded as Python module. AH00094: Command line: '/usr/sbin/apache2' PriceWatcher monitors price changes of items (on Amazon, etc.), and notifies you when the price drops. Watchfire Signs (Danville, Ill.) manufactures the NACS Cool New Product of the National Association of Convenience Stores (NACS) Show: Price Watcher gas. AH00163: Apache/2.4.29 (Ubuntu) OpenSSL/1.1.1g mod_wsgi/4.5.17 Python/3.6 configured - resuming normal operations

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Their product database contains over 7 million products, matched by EAN code to our database, and. Pricewatch provides businesses with comprehensive competitor pricing data on the market, scraped directly from your competitor websites and from comparison shopping engines. AH01916: Init: (.:443) You configured HTTP(80) on the standard HTTPS(443) port! Pricewatch is a comprehensive pricing database for retailers and brands. WSGIDaemonProcess backend python-path=/home/brickmane/djangoapp/pricewatcher/backend/core python-home=/home/brickmane/djangoapp/pricewatcher/venvįull Apache error log from restarting and visiting website: AH00169: caught SIGTERM, shutting down

WSGIScriptAlias / /home/brickmane/djangoapp/pricewatcher/backend/core/wsgi.py WSGIPythonPath /home/brickmane/djangoapp/pricewatcher/backendĪlias /static/ /home/brickmane/djangoapp/pricewatcher/backend/static/ My virtualhost settings in /etc/apache2/nf: WSGIPythonHome /home/brickmane/djangoapp/pricewatcher/venv Os.tdefault('DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE', 'ttings') ('/home/brickmane/djangoapp/pricewatcher/venv/lib/python3.8/site-packages')įrom import get_wsgi_application ('/home/brickmane/djangoapp/pricewatcher/backend/core/') ('/home/brickmane/djangoapp/pricewatcher/backend/') My wsgi for my Django project (backend/core/wsgi.py): import os, sys I do notice my Apache says it is configured with 3.6, could this be the cause? is there a way to make it use 3.8 which is my python3 default? Is there anything I am missing or any setting that may be off? I have been trying to follow some of the common solutions but can't seem to get it to work. Running pip freeze I see that I do have Django installed in my venv: APScheduler=3.8.1Īnd just in case it might solve it, I installed Django globally but still got the error in Apache. I am using a venv for my Django app with python version 3.8 (I have also compiled and installed mod_wsgi in my venv).

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Cache has been dumped, and since it happens on both browsers it's not a PC problem.I am trying to host my Django app on my Ubuntu server and when trying to access my website, I get this error from the Apache log: ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'django' This can include granular analysis drilling down to trading areas or quickly obtaining pricing averages for any geography. Our clients can gain access to real-time or historic fuel price comparisons across an entire marketplace.

Hi all, does anyone know what happened to ? I get a page of cuneiform characters and jibberish (IE 5.01). PriceWatch’s sophisticated functionality can be tailored to give you price comparison analytics in your industry. Can anyone that's using IE 5.01 SP2 get to their homepage? In my history folder I was able to find the sub URL's for p'watch and I got the URL for the searchbar and have to use it! That works fine, as does all other URL's for the framed pages. Anyone have any ideas what the problem could be? I CAN get to other pricewatch pages!! Just can't see the home page. Never had this problem before, and ALL other sites are fine. This is a site which monitors prices of LEGO sets on various retail sites. STILL can't get to the site!!!!! :disgust: I Can't imagine what the problem could be that would effect both IE and NS. I dumped the cache even via explorer so ALL hidden IE5content folders would show, dumped cookies (*cough*.glad that's over ), temp files, you name it. I didn't think to since it wouldn't show in either browser on this PC! Sorry I should have tried on another PC over here, it's fine on it.

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I posted an update in the thread below, I guess most are not seeing it: If this happens to anyone again, save these URL's and bookmark them. Guys, it's working ok for me now, give it a look.

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