Hello. These are some new designs of the Tesobe website. Please ignore textual content and things like the wrong flags and such... It's just ideas for different page layouts.

The home screens are there to just have fun with large images and maybe explain possible things. It could fade or transition or something else between different main things we'd like to show off on the home page.

 









 

Thanks, James 

Related to the  previors Post, i hade now to apply from virtualenv to a apache webserver. I used to deployed it with  the WSGI.

For that you need to enable the mod_wsgi in apache2.

To enable it in debian:

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apt-getinstall libapache2-mod-wsgi
a2enmod wsgi
services apache2 restart

Now disabling the old mod_python in the configuration files. Add this to the top of your virtualhost file:

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WSGIDaemonProcess $GROUPNAME python-path=/path/to/django/project/.env/lib/python2.6/site-packages user=apache group=apache processes=2threads=25
WSGIProcessGroup $GROUPNAME
WSGIScriptAlias /"/path/to/django/project/wsgi.py"
Documentroot /path/to/django/project/<Directory /path/to/django/project/><Files wsgi.py>
 Order allow,deny
 Allow from all
 Files>Directory>

This is it. Some details:

Important is to set a  WSGIDaemonProcess, it allows to specifically the resource that the WSGI Process can use. Then the $GROUPENAME(Set it as you like to), so when you have more then one WSGI implementation, that the WSGI no interfering each other. There still some more options possible.

Hello, to my new blog.

It was build with Jekyll Bootstrap and Twitter Bootstrap. I will try to start to blog about some topics. Some Linux, Source Snippets, ...

Today I found a interesting part in the Django Docs about set and remove of headers in responses.

response=HttpResponse()# Created a HttpResponseresponse['Cache-Control']='no-cache'# Set Cache-Control Headerdelresponse['Cache-Control']# Remove Cache-Control Header

I know that should be do the web server like Apache but sometimes is it nicer (even recommended) to set in some cases the headers in web app directly, to test the behaviour or to make really sure to get the right headers in the response if you don't have anytime access to the server config's or a lazy sys-admin.

FYI:

Set and Remove in the Django Docs

Content-Disposition example

Posting from Android, is not so easy.