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Look at your service log file for anything.

FunkyBob: http://dpaste.org/zFyBR/#L30 this is the code + traceback. there's no logic yet in the views, I just wanted to check that urls work properly (and they don't)

and if I manually try the /order-subscription/1/ url for example, it works fine, because that object exists

GrahamDumpleton: uwsgi service logs?

umc: as I said, and you seem to be ignoring, I don't think the issue is with that url pattern

Whereever stderr/stdout of that init script goes to.

ok, but that's what I'm asking, what does this error mean ? it's really not clear to me

umc: where's your root url patterns?

umc: it means one of the url pattern sets you've told it to include is empty

it looks like, possibly, you've told it one's called 1

GrahamDumpleton: can i specify a log file from the nr-admin command just to check if its takig it or now at all

that 1 was the id of the subscription that I wanted to pass as param to reverse

isn't that the way to reverse urls when they are with params ?

sprezzatura: paste bin what you init script looks like now.

umc: on a side note, learn to use django.shortcuts.render ...

and no, that's not how you pass arguments...

ok, than that's my mistake

I have to go rescue wife. Or rescue kids, not sure which.

you should probabvly use reverse('...', kwargs={'subscription_id': obj.pk})

thanks FunkyBob, that was the problem

most of the urls I had were without params (for now) or I didn't need to reverse them

and it seems that's what I did wrong

in templates I did use it, but it's a different syntax

umc: personally, if I name the argument [?P<...>] then I use kwargs

I'll use the same

yes... you could use django.shortcuts.redirect to get a similar syntax...

I'll look up the docs

and avoid HttpResponseRedirect+reverse

GrahamDumpleton: http://dpaste.org/XkXG9/

umc: whilst you're there, read up on render :)

is there a good reason to avoid redirect + reverse ?

sprezzatura: Where is newrelic-admin installed?

I always prefer to redirect after a post, so the user wouldn't get that resend message if he refreshes

GrahamDumpleton: /usr/local/bin/newrelic-admin

umc: I'm not saying to not redirect... I'm saying there's a shortcut

umc: you can use django.shortcuts.redirect to get the same thing as HttpResponseRedirect(reverse()) but with a simpler syntax

ah, alright. I'm reading now about both render and redirect

GrahamDumpleton: this shouldnt be so hard :-/

sprezzatura: it wasn't for me... but I'm not using it with uwsgi

FunkyBob: gunicorn?

yep

well, i wanted to measure with uwsgi and then with gunicorn.

If done right it isn't. Haven't worked out what you are doing wrong yet. :)

very busy site, is it?

how much memory does gunicorn consume..can you tell me from nr site? FunkyBob

Just before that exec line add:

GrahamDumpleton: am listening :)

sprezzatura: we appear to have a memory leak

newrelic-admin local-config $NEW_RELIC_CONFIG_FILE > /tmp/newrelic-config.log

When you restart, does that file appear and have content.

GrahamDumpleton: that is before the exec?

On a line by itself.

No exec on that line.

ok.

FunkyBob: but how much does the gunicorn process take? nr should tell you that right

sprezzatura: "it depends"

GrahamDumpleton: nope. doesnt get created. shouldnt there be an exec?

No 'exec'.

ok. i have no 'exec' and tried. file not created

You put 'exec' and nothing else in that script after that point will be run.

noted. didnt put

If that file isn't being created, that script file isn't even being run at all.

What command are you using to restart the service.

uwsgi restart should pick that up right?

GrahamDumpleton: 'sudo /etc/init.d/uwsgi restart'

Depends on the script setup. A restart may just be sending a signal to existing process.

May need a start and then a stop.

Whoops. Stop and then start.

trying.

nope. nada. zilch.

FunkyBob: nice shortcuts, code looks nicer now :). I ended up using: return redirect('account:url_order_subscription', subscription_id=subscription.id). looks nicer

umc: yep

thanks

glad I've learned new things today, and it's only 9:36 AM here :)

If you've done 6 impossible things this morning, why not round if off with a visit to Milliways, the restaurant at the end of the univers?

lol

FunkyBob: It's working now. I did a full new install from source of py3.3, django-dev, and all dependencies

scary

jorvis: which DBMS you using?

for now, just sqlite3

I'm getting an error on a form, but it doesn't seem to be coming from the field's validation checks. Is there any other places a "This is not a valid email" erro could be generated?

I've not really looked at which of the modules we're using are py3 compatible

timini: well, there's the non-field errors

i am trying to have multiple settings file, in a settings folder.. so i changed manage.py to one of the settings, "{{project_name}}.settings.local" but that didnt seem to work

jayant__: why not do it the documented way? using --settings or DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE ?

also, did you create a __init__.py in your settings/ dir?

FunkyBob: This sounds like a field error because it's referring to email validation, Does a form run the model's validators?

FunkyBob: well isnt the DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE beeing set in manage.py ??

timini: I believe the docs will confirm a ModelForm will

jayant__: only as a default

FunkyBob: how are those two different?

jayant__: what about my other question?

why not use --settings , because this seems to be best way to add default settings file

which i need to follow

i mena which i need to use

FunkyBob: i need 1 settings as default, and others for production, dev and such

jayant__: for that case, we use DJAGNO_SETTINGS_MODULE

but you haven't answered my other question

(07:04) < FunkyBob> also, did you create a __init__.py in your settings/ dir?

ohh no,

FunkyBob: Am I using these CBVs correctly? http://dpaste.com/1085611/

FunkyBob: yeah, i forgot __init__.py

dumb dumb

timini: probably not

timini: I use them so rarely, I'm not certain... but generally looks ok

timini: don't use count() to test for existence... use exists()