I’m want to deploy my django project as an egg file which I am able to. The problem is when serving static files, how do I setup apache (using mod_wsgi) to serve content from an egg file, is it possible ?
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I’m want to deploy my django project as an egg file which I am able to. The problem is when serving static files, how do I setup apache (using mod_wsgi) to serve content from an egg file, is it possible ?
” is it possible ?” No.
Apache can only serve files. Simple files.
Or — for non files — redirect to some other processing like mod_wsgi.
If you want to serve something packed inside a Python egg (really a Zip archive) you should unpack that member into an ordinary file system location.
Python’s
setup.pyhas ways to move files from the distribution kit into file system locations.http://docs.python.org/distutils/setupscript.html#installing-additional-files