How to redirect all HTTP connections to HTTPS in Django ?

I think u will do with nginx config

How to redirect all HTTP connections to HTTPS in Django ?

How to redirect all HTTP connections to HTTPS in Django ?

Can you have any idea about it ?

Which service do you use, digital ocean, aws ...

That work done in cpanel

Which service do you use, digital ocean, aws ...

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i want to clear session of my application after 30 minutes can someone please guide me how

i want to clear session of my application after 30 minutes can someone please guide me how

Does anyone know about accounting software about odoo

is it a good idea to splitup every model class into a new app?

is it a good idea to splitup every model class into a new app?

App is actually something like category for your models, URI and views. You can make separate apps for Users, Profile and Billing. Another one for Products, Categories and Cart. Or you can just build everything in a single app.

okay thanks, but is there a rule of thumb how to group those categories? for example one app per domain (in domain-driven design)

okay thanks, but is there a rule of thumb how to group those categories? for example one app per domain (in domain-driven design)

Hi everybody. I've used https://pypi.org/project/django-resized/ to resize uploaded images. And I also want to limit the size of the images, when uploading, lets say maximum is 2mb. Is there any solution?

Think about apps as standalone thing. For example you can deploy an app that can be uploaded on PyPi and everyone can plug into their projects. It's something re-usable that can live in other projects to avoid reinventing the wheel

✋! Could someone tell a django command to restart django app for production on the remote server? Right now I has access to remote server (through ssh connection and terminal window) and I have started virtual environment. I was trying to use python manage.py runserver and it worked, but I cannot close the console window and have the server running. And probably there should be some command to start the server (it was working and now I need just to restart it).

DON'T use runserver in Production!

I know that. But what do I have to use?

>uWSGI probably the project is setup to work with that. Is there a special command or something? 👀

Just run it locally and Django will give you all u need It's easier if you cannot use a debugger

Hello, I tried to use debugger but as the project use docker file to setup and run the project i just wasn't able to use the debugger. I don't know i'm not getting anywhere on this issue. Thanks for your support, in case you are free please suggest something. Tried to google it and did some things but nothing.

There are tons of articles on internet about it

I was googling it for uWSGI and was not able to find command. Only a lot of useless (for my case) information about basic setup (which was already done by other developer, I just need command to make it run)

Use Gunicorn, you are too confused to use uWSGI Gunicorn is simple to be ran

I was googling it for uWSGI and was not able to find command. Only a lot of useless (for my case) information about basic setup (which was already done by other developer, I just need command to make it run)

you don't need "a command", what you should have is to create a service unit —most Linux distros use systemd— and have it running on the background, you don't leave a command running there

also I have wsgi.py file, maybe it's useful...

yes, gunicorn uses it to run the project

yes, gunicorn uses it to run the project

Command 'gunicorn' not found, but can be installed with: apt install gunicorn

you'd better read this: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/3.1/howto/deployment/

how could i understand which one method was use in the project?

so you basically have to do: - Write a service unit —if the server uses systemd— to have gunicorn run the server - Use nginx to proxy-reverse the web server to the internet via a domain name (or IP)

no, the solution must be more simple. Again, the project was already configured (and working!) but sometimes the server goes down for unknown reason and we need to manually restart it. We definitely use wsgi and probably not gunicorn (otherwise it would be installed).

no, the solution must be more simple. Again, the project was already configured (and working!) but sometimes the server goes down for unknown reason and we need to manually restart it. We definitely use wsgi and probably not gunicorn (otherwise it would be installed).

wsgi is a file that gunicorn uses to run the server

ok, I've installed gunicorn and ran the project using it. The project works, but I still cannot close the terminal window, otherwise the server isn't running...

or contact your SysAdmin, he must know things about that project and can guide you

she's not available now and the project is down, users are waiting right now 😅😅😅😅

Doing a deployment without having a minimum of knowledge of it will make you mad and the quality of your app will be very low for the users If you have to restart lots of times, something is going wrong

I know that We are rewriting the entire code base to different stack (typescript/Nest.JS) and I have no desire to learn python or django. Right now we have to use the existing project. After several months it will be changed.

Brrr... Now I understand how mad you are 😄 Anyway good luck!

Even if you use Docker, you can run the runserver as entrypoint and have all the DEBUG log

finally it worked. Just two steps. Install gunicorn and run: gunicorn -b 0.0.0.0:8080 myproject.wsgi & thanks god I'm not gonna work with python ever in my life

Now I'm getting this error https://dpaste.org/rWnB Basically it's saying that my SECRET_KEY is empty but I tried to change it with random secret key generator, tried to google it and follwed all steps still don't know what's happening.

You need to check if the settings dockerized Django is using is the one you are editing

You know every language or framework is easy when you spend a bit of your time studying it to understand how it works I can tell you the same when I work with your next stack.

Nah, python is different for me. JS/TS is easy for me and it was so from the begginning. Actually I started to learn programming from python 5 years ago, but it wasnt good, I switched to js and everything went smoothly (I hate setting up the environment and stuff, and python have problems with versions, virtual environments and other, all of which js/ts lacks. Also one lang for back and front is ultimate advantage) I sincerely hope node.JS and Nest.JS will completely supersede python from backend Web development.

Nah, python is different for me. JS/TS is easy for me and it was so from the begginning. Actually I started to learn programming from python 5 years ago, but it wasnt good, I switched to js and everything went smoothly (I hate setting up the environment and stuff, and python have problems with versions, virtual environments and other, all of which js/ts lacks. Also one lang for back and front is ultimate advantage) I sincerely hope node.JS and Nest.JS will completely supersede python from backend Web development.

Nah, python is different for me. JS/TS is easy for me and it was so from the begginning. Actually I started to learn programming from python 5 years ago, but it wasnt good, I switched to js and everything went smoothly (I hate setting up the environment and stuff, and python have problems with versions, virtual environments and other, all of which js/ts lacks. Also one lang for back and front is ultimate advantage) I sincerely hope node.JS and Nest.JS will completely supersede python from backend Web development.

Need some help in project. Stuck at authentication part.