Question

Usually i’m using cherokee. Due to some critical issues with the latest chrome release i had to change my productive server to nginx for the time being.

Currently trying to get my configuration working as it did in cherokee.
I’m using a very simple uwsgi handler:

    location /project1 {
            include uwsgi_params;
            uwsgi_pass localhost:3032;
    }

Works fine, the project is available on myurl.com/project1.
But django takes myurl.com as project root.

Example how i want it to work:
Multiple projects on one subdomain: project1 on /project1, project2 on /project2, etc.

The Django regex rule “^$” should work on every project like:

In Project1: ^$ -> /project1

In Project2: ^$ -> /project2 etc.

Is there a way to get this in nginx working?

Cheers,

Answer 1

nginx does not set SCRIPT_NAME automatically as Cherokee.

You can force it with

uwsgi_param SCRIPT_NAME /project1;

you then need to rewrite the PATH_INFO, uWSGI can do this automatically for you setting

uwsgi_modifier1 30

So full nginx config:

 location /project1 {

        include uwsgi_params;
        uwsgi_param SCRIPT_NAME /project1;
        uwsgi_modifier1 30;
        uwsgi_pass localhost:3032;
}

Another approach would be doing the whole job in uWSGI passing –manage-script-name as option and leaving the nginx config untouched.