Help with VirtualHost file
ServerName globaltradestation.net
ServerAlias
DocumentRoot /srv/www/globaltradestation.net/public_html/
ErrorLog /srv/www/globaltradestation.net/logs/error.log
CustomLog /srv/www/globaltradestation.net/logs/access.log combined
I've done this once before, but due to an image redeployment, I lost the globaltradestation.net file that was correct. I believe it was done with
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@vonskippy:
gamestats2.gs.nintendowifi.net resolves to 67.215.65.132 not 173.230.130.127
AH-HA! I knew we'd eventually catch you using OpenDNS!
As for the original problem, I'm not 100% sure I know what the problem is. Are you wanting to run the .py file as a CGI script?
@hoopycat:
AH-HA! I knew we'd eventually catch you using OpenDNS!
That will teach me to visit the forum while I'm at work - lol
@Zowayixx:
Anyone? :(
How does the python file get execute? If via your web server, then file permission and the like are most likely where you need to check.
BTW,
Would make more sense to just redirect from
–
Travis
@otherbbs:
@Zowayixx:Anyone?
:(
How does the python file get execute? If via your web server, then file permission and the like are most likely where you need to check.BTW,
http://globaltradestation.net redirects tohttp://www.globaltradestation.net/public_html/ which redirects to "../"Would make more sense to just redirect from
http://globaltradestation.net tohttp://www.globaltradestation.net –
Travis
****I'm executing it via the SSH panel. I believe all of the permissions are correct, I just can't remember the VirtualHost Directory attribute(s).
Also, I'll fix that now. I forgot I put a globaltradestation.net/publichtml/publichtml. I'll fix that now.
EDIT: Wait, when I type in
First I'd make sure that your script is actually able to contact the 3rd party server.
Then I'd be watching your access logs to make sure that the request you're waiting for is actually hitting your server.