Discussion:
[Zope3-Users] wsgi environment variable
Tamer Higazi
2013-08-17 20:45:29 UTC
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Hi people!
I am running a small bluebream application, I want to get the the
WSGI.environ variable as dict for the WebOb package in runtime. Can
somebody tell me how to get it?!

I would thank you



Tamer
Christopher Lozinski
2013-08-18 15:56:04 UTC
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Post by Tamer Higazi
Hi people!
I am running a small bluebream application,
I think you mean a ztfy application. The most recent bluebream release
is ancient, about 2 years old.
Post by Tamer Higazi
I want to get the the
WSGI.environ variable as dict for the WebOb package in runtime. Can
somebody tell me how to get it?!
In my situation, I run a small internet company, I have way way too much
complexity to manage. I suspect that this is for a very low traffic
website, in which case there is no point worrying about performance
optimizations. The simplest solution is to
run it behind a reverse proxy server, then you avoid this whole problem
of wsgi configuration. Which web server do I recommend? Cherokee. Then
you
have a nice web gui for configuring the reverse proxy, and you get rid
of some more complexity.

If that does not solve your problems, I know a zope consultant and
another zope consulting company that I sometimes use that I can
recommend to help you.

Regards
Chris
Tamer Higazi
2013-08-18 20:50:45 UTC
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dear Chris!

I think you have lost the subject, I didn't ask you about proxy and wsgi
configurations as well for any zope consultants or how old bluebream is.

I was simply asking where to get the wsgi environment variable as dict
requested by the WebOb constructor at object creation.

If you don't know how to answer this technical question, then simply
don't respond to the mail.




Tamer
Post by Christopher Lozinski
In my situation, I run a small internet company, I have way way too much
complexity to manage. I suspect that this is for a very low traffic
website, in which case there is no point worrying about performance
optimizations. The simplest solution is to
run it behind a reverse proxy server, then you avoid this whole problem
of wsgi configuration. Which web server do I recommend? Cherokee. Then
you
have a nice web gui for configuring the reverse proxy, and you get rid
of some more complexity.
If that does not solve your problems, I know a zope consultant and
another zope consulting company that I sometimes use that I can
recommend to help you.
Regards
Chris
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