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    Django benchmarks with Apache/mod_python and LiteSpeed/FastCGI.

    Introduction I've always been a big fan of LiteSpeed Web Server and last weekend I did a bit of benchmarking to see how well it works with my web development framework of choice: Django. I'm not one for small talk so let's get right down to business. The Testing Environment Tests were...
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    Auto Start + Django

    Benchmarks (Apache/mod_python and LiteSpeed/FastCGI.) and a new wiki entry coming soon. :)
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    Auto Start + Django

    Good catch, thanks! :D Even though the location of the Django module was added to the PYTHONPATH in the script that you found in Django's documentation it didn't work until I added it to the environment bit in the external application's configuration. Care to pick a charity or post the link...
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    Auto Start + Django

    Unfortunately there isn't. Debug logging is enabled and the control panel and error.log both show quite a few of these: I'm fooling around with it now, maybe I'll get lucky. :) Edit: I'm not sure if it's relevant but the UDS does get created.
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    Auto Start + Django

    I just tried that and it doesn't work and the same error is being logged. I've also tried this: #!/usr/local/bin/python2.4 from os import environ from sys import path from django.core.handlers.wsgi import WSGIHandler from fcgi import WSGIServer path += [ '/home2/iaihmb/lib/python2.4/'...
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    Auto Start + Django

    Basically, I'd like to get Django working with LiteSpeed and I'm willing to pay for someone's help. I've already got Django working with LiteSpeed with the following external application configuration: Name: Django Address: UDS://home2/iaihmb/webapps/django/myproject.sock Max Connections: 50...
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