Biswas: Greetings developers. We're planning to conduct a Django Girls workshop @ Govt Engineering College Sreekrishnapuram Palakkad, Kerala, India. This is a free event conducted under the supervision of the international organisation, Django Girls Foundation and hence we will be potentially sponsored by companies like GitHub, Elastic etc. We're in the early stages of planning. We would like people with good django knowledge to come forward as coaches. If someone is interested please contact me. It will be a silver feather to your career.

Nice

Will remote coching work?

I'm not sure. There will be a lan party for setting up the night before the event. Maybe you can help there

I'm not talking only about myself

But, I guess some people here can help but they can't be there

They can surely help setting up installation and all

If they're interested ping me

I'm starting a django project in GitHub. We have a separate team for frontend and backend. So should I create another repo for html and css and copy the code from thay

So that both teams can work on their own

Nope

Front end and back end is seperate on django anyway

But they work in conjunction

Hello guys please can someone send me a good tutorial on heruku and python anywhere? 🙏🏾

Heroku docs are good itself

Hello guys please can someone send me a good tutorial on heruku and python anywhere? 🙏🏾

follow official docs for everything, they now most about their stuff and are most up to date

Thank you guys

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i have a local ubuntu server installed in my office, and a django server is running over there

since during normal sever run, it is http but i want to convert it to accept https request, how can i do it ?

i have a local ubuntu server installed in my office, and a django server is running over there

nginx?

will that be enogh ?

it should be

let me try then

you also need to buy/generate your ssl certificate tho

Well you only have to change config

And verify the https certificate

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you also need to buy/generate your ssl certificate tho

can you suggest any blog post ?

And verify the https certificate

any link/ blog post ?

I'm driving

ohk

But which server are you using?

i have a ubuntu 16.06 server installed

can you suggest any blog post ?

try this https://odinsql.com/2014/12/free-ssl-with-cloudflare-openssl-and-nginx-on-ubuntu/

i have a ubuntu 16.06 server installed

No I mean nginx or Apache?

In nginx only a couple of lines would have to be added.

No I mean nginx or Apache?

nginx

Yeah, it's easy

Search let's encrypt tutor risk.

Tutorial

okay

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my config file looks like this https://codepaste.net/fjdr8h

it should now redirect to https right @inchidi @Sin_atra ?

it should now redirect to https right @inchidi @Sin_atra ?

If you want ur site be https only yes you should

my config file looks like this https://codepaste.net/fjdr8h

You should not hard code ip

There is a macro for it।

There is a macro for it।

how ?

that hard coded ip is my server public ip, when i am visiting the address i am not getting redirected to https

it gets stuck with when i am making the request with https

Do you have a domain?

that hard coded ip is my server public ip, when i am visiting the address i am not getting redirected to https

You can share your ip

Ups sory, remove nginx redirect script and you can set on settings.py to use ssl

How to implement microservice approach with python?

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Do you have a domain?

i don't have a domain

You can share your ip

you mean the approach is correct, right ?

Then how would you verify the https certificate.

you mean the approach is correct, right ?

Yeah remove configure for port 80 and add secure ssl redirect on settings.py

Hi all!

Yeah remove configure for port 80 and add secure ssl redirect on settings.py

even if the config is correct, it is not getting redirected to https when i am visiting the http version

even if the config is correct, it is not getting redirected to https when i am visiting the http version

Maybe i think happen looping redierct between nginx and django.

After i check again port 443 for protocol https still closed. You can check with command netstat -tuplen for make sure port number already open

And check again for firewall blocking port you must open port 443 to your ip public

After i check again port 443 for protocol https still closed. You can check with command netstat -tuplen for make sure port number already open

this is the output for netstat -tuplen

and i can see 443 is listening

is it showing any error or just continously loading

what ?

the https request ?

no when you open http version

http is opening normally

no redirection to https?

it is not getting redirected to https

i have self signed certificate