Mac OSX deploys the Django project above Apache+mysql+mod_wsgi

1. Install Xcode command line tools

First, compiling MySQL and homebrew requires the use of Xcode command line tools, so first install command line tools;

If you have Xcode installed, just "Preferences ... > Downloads", then click the command line tools install button;

If you don't have Xcode, go to https://developer.apple.com/downloads, search command line Tools to download the installation

2, install homebrew (need to use homebrew installation Mod_wsgi), in the Command line window input

" $ (curl-fsskl raw.github.com/mxcl/homebrew/go) "

3. Configure Apache

Apache is installed by default in Mac OSX, OSX 10.10 installs the Apache version is 2.4, open terminal input

sudo apachectl start

Open Browser inputhttp://localhost/，你能看到‘It Works’

3.1 Enable mod_php

Enable mod_php in Apache

cd/etc/apache2sudovi httpd.conf

Do not comment on this line (remove the previous # #)

# LoadModule Php5_module libexec/apache2/libphp5.so

Copy Php.ini.default to php.ini, give php.ini Write permission after copy

cd/etc/sudocp Php.ini.default php.ini
sudo chmod +w php.ini
sudo vi php.ini

In the php.ini file, change the MySQL Unix socket (Note that if you install MARIADB by homebrew The default is/tmp/mysql.sock) (there should be three places).

Xxx.default_socket=/tmp/mysql.sock

Test Apache configuration OK, restart Apache

Apachectl configtest sudo apachectl graceful

If the servername issue is displayed at this point, open/etc/apache2/httpd.conf, locate servername, and set it to localhost

3.2 Configuring a virtual Host

We're going to configure the virtual host on Apache, which will provide a framework for managing multiple websites on your Mac. I usually put the document root directory in ~/sites/,

We will create the document root directory for our website under Sites ~/sites/mysite.com, only the static content of the Django app site is placed under ~/sites/mysite.com, the Django project

Put it in ~/documents/mysite.

cd/etc/apache2sudovi httpd.conf

Do not comment on this line

#Include/private/etc/apache2/extra/httpd-vhosts.conf

Test Apache Configuration OK

Apachectl Configtest

The result should be

Warning:documentroot [/usr/docs/dummy-host.example.com] does not existwarning:documentroot [/usr/docs/ dummy-host2.example.com] does not existsyntax OK

All of the above is OK, we will configure the virtual host configuration file

sudo VI

Replace the contents of the httpd-vhosts.conf file with the following, a good template for the virtual host configuration file

include/private/etc/apache2/extra/vhosts//private/etc/apache2/extra/vhosts/dev.mysite.com.conf

For each new website, there is a corresponding Apache configuration file. Our Django website is going to be in http://dev.mysite.com and we will manage this site on Apache web hosting files

If we want to manage other websites, we just need to add the following line

include/private/etc/apache2/extra/vhosts//private/etc/apache2/extra/vhosts//private/etc/ apache2/extra/vhosts//private/etc/apache2/extra/vhosts/dev.mysite5.com.conf

Create a virtual host configuration file for localhost

sudo mkdir -p/etc/apache2/extra/vhosts//etc/apache2/extra/vhosts/sudovi

Paste the following content into localhost.conf, save

<virtualhost *: the>DocumentRoot"/users/xx/sites/localhost"ServerName localhost errorlog"/users/xx/sites/logs/localhost-error_log"Customlog"/users/xx/sites/logs/localhost-access_log"Common<directory"/users/xx/sites/localhost">Require All granted</Directory></VirtualHost>

Create a virtual host file for dev.mysite.com

cd/etc/apache2/extra/vhosts/sudovi

Paste the following content into dev.mysite.com.conf, save

<virtualhost *: the>DocumentRoot"/users/xx/sites/mysite.com"ServerName dev.mysite.com errorlog"/users/xx/sites/logs/mysite.com-error_log"Customlog"/users/xx/sites/logs/mysite.com-access_log"Common<directory"/users/xx/sites/mysite.com">Require All granted</Directory></VirtualHost>

Creating the root directory for logs and virtual hosts

mkdir -P  ~/sites/logs/mkdir -P  ~/sites/localhost/mkdir -P  ~/sites/mysite.com/

Test Apache for OK

Apachectl Configtestsyntax OK

Restart Apache

sudo apachectl graceful

Finally, in the browser input http://dev.mysite.com, test the site, before you open/etc/hosts:

sudo VI /etc/hosts

Increase row

Open terminal, detect configuration file

Ping dev.mysite.com

The result should be:

It is better to add a index.html below the ~/sites/mysite.com/, in the browser input http://dev.mysite.com , you can check the log file is normal

3.3. Install MySQL (MariaDB)

Does not specify, the reference website provides the installation step Https://mariadb.com/blog/installing-mariadb-10010-mac-os-x-homebrew

3.4, Installation phpMyAdmin

Download the latest version of phpMyAdmin, unzip it in the directory below

/users/xx/sites/localhost/phpmyadmin

In the browser input http://localhost/phpmyadmin, login with root, password for the above database set password, open the Users tab, select ' Add user '

Create a user project password for project, select 'create database with same name and grant all privileges ', and then ' ADD user '

In this way, we have the database for our Django project ready.

5, Installation Virtualenv

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Mac OSX deploys Django Project Apache+mysql+mod_wsgi