Hi everyone,
I'm looking for any idea why I can't passed to apache a variable define in /etc/profile.
Here is what I am trying to set:
I have a django application that I deploy through Apache/Passenger (modrails) through the WGSI interface.
In my settings.py I am using this python command :
ENVIRONMENT = os.getenv('ENV', 'PROD')
so if and ENVIRONMENT variable is not define it goes to the production settings by default.
That way I can manage which DB I connect to and activate debugging tools.
It is working in production because it is the default values, it's when I am on the DEV server that I can't get the environment variable to work.
So here is some test I did:
1) put into /etc/profile ->
ENV='DEV'
export ENV
2) under /etc/profile.d/environment.sh ->
#!/bin/sh
ENV='DEV'
export ENV
3) in my virtual host config file ->
PassEnv ENV
4) still in my virtual host config file ->
SetEnv ENV DEV
5) passenger require a passenger_wgsi.py to register your application if I force in this file
os.environ['ENV'] = 'DEV' this gone a work but I am not able to do this
ENVIRONMENT = os.getenv('ENV', 'PROD')
os.environ['ENV'] = ENVIRONMENT
Any idea why?
thank you!
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