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✪ vi4m Marcin Kliks
@vi4m
@marzipanic did you set settings?
export DATABASE_NAME=ralph
export DATABASE_USER=someuser
export DATABASE_PASSWORD=somepassword
export DATABASE_HOST=127.0.0.1
export PATH=/opt/ralph/ralph-core/bin/:$PATH
export RALPH_DEBUG=1
Miriam Cox
@marzipanic
Yep
But, I should note that the machine I was on did not initially have a home directory for me
So I made one, made the .profile file, then slapped this in it
✪ vi4m Marcin Kliks
@vi4m
please make sure env variables are set correctly
like echo $RALPH_DEBUG
i think it might be an issue
Miriam Cox
@marzipanic
Ah, thanks :-)
I will try that
swb
@spencewb16_twitter
I really just want to run ralph as a service, and have it start up in /etc/init.d, not really going as far as apache, etc.
✪ vi4m Marcin Kliks
@vi4m
@mkurek could write such a script ;-)
we always have something more important, and it's quite easy to do
damian1976
@damian1976
@spencewb16_twitter you can look at as an example http://stackoverflow.com/questions/22336075/linux-process-into-a-service
Bram
@Oreios
Hello :)
@xliiv Catching you here ;)
xliiv
@xliiv
ok then you're using deb?
Miriam Cox
@marzipanic
Back at this project. When i run "echo $RALPH_DEBUG" it kicks back "1"
(So, still not able to get Ralph working.)
I mean, that should be correct, since I have debug mode turned on, per the settings. But for whatever reason, I still get a 500 error when attempting to visit the IP address of the site
Miriam Cox
@marzipanic
I should note, that visiting the IP kicks me to "http://10.139.42.183/login/?next=/" so redirect is working. But for whatever reason, nothing shows up there. Hmm.
(Just a 500 server error)
✪ vi4m Marcin Kliks
@vi4m
when you do sudo it probably clear this variables
maybe try something like "sudo su -" and then set all variables, and then run ralph ...
(i'm just guessing right now)
setting RALPH_DEBUG should show all messages instead of 500
so i suppose it is not recognized
Miriam Cox
@marzipanic
Ahhh, hmm.
Miriam Cox
@marzipanic
Ralph command isn't recognized for the root user
hm.
✪ vi4m Marcin Kliks
@vi4m
you have to export all variables again (including PATH)
Miriam Cox
@marzipanic
Did that, and checked (with env command)
Still getting server 500.
I will try running this on a fresh ubuntu install next week. Could be an issue with the set up I'm on.
✪ vi4m Marcin Kliks
@vi4m
maybe @mkurek has some idea
looks more like an installation issue to me
swb
@spencewb16_twitter
http://ralph.readthedocs.io/en/latest/installation.html#apache I've been trying to follow this, but i think this is for an older version. is there an updated doc on how to deploy ralph using apache?
✪ vi4m Marcin Kliks
@vi4m
no at the moment.
should be quite similar, we still use gunicorn
but we prefer nginx
here you have gunicorn setup: https://github.com/allegro/ralph/blob/d871ef91fe01c57e3b3660fa5bed7ae2175d2720/contrib/gunicorn.py.ini
ang nginx conf : https://github.com/allegro/ralph/blob/d871ef91fe01c57e3b3660fa5bed7ae2175d2720/contrib/ralph.conf.nginx
swb
@spencewb16_twitter
hmm ok @vi4m I will check this out
✪ vi4m Marcin Kliks
@vi4m
everything is composed in this way: https://github.com/allegro/ralph/blob/ng/contrib/docker-compose.yml.tmpl
when run in docker, but should help you to understand the basic idea
should be easy to setup
swb
@spencewb16_twitter

every time i try to setup ralph with apache/mod_wsgi (no docker setup), i end up getting this error:

File "/opt/ralph/ralph-core/lib/python3.4/site-packages/django/conf/__init__.py", line 92, in __init__ mod = importlib.import_module(self.SETTINGS_MODULE)

File "/usr/lib/python2.7/importlib/__init__.py", line 37, in import_module __import__(name)

File "/opt/ralph/ralph-core/lib/python3.4/site-packages/ralph/settings/__init__.py", line 1, in <module> from ralph.settings.base import * # noqa

File "/opt/ralph/ralph-core/lib/python3.4/site-packages/ralph/settings/base.py", line 9 def bool_from_env(var, default: bool=False) -> bool:
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SyntaxError: invalid syntax

out of curiosity, does anyone know what this means?

Mateusz Kurek
@mkurek
@spencewb16_twitter what exact version of python 3.4 do you have?
swb
@spencewb16_twitter
python 3.4.3 @mkurek
✪ vi4m Marcin Kliks
@vi4m
@spencewb16_twitter can you use python 3.5 ?