• Created by user-8f3f9, last updated on Nov 01, 2013 2 minute read

First create a virtualenv environment called "DJANGO". This will be used to associate all Django python modules with the environment DJANGO.

Next click on the "easy_install" tab (after refreshing the browser window).

WAIT! Installing via this script can take a long time because it is downloading the software.

Next you'll want to upload your Django application.  You can decide what path works best for you.  A suggested name would be a folder called "wsgi_apps".  You'll need to create a ".wsgi" that will be used by mod_wsgi.  Note that the following example does not follow Django's best practice of placing the ".wsgi" file in a sub-folder called "apache".

 

The last step is to modify a VirtualHost include file to specify the correct settings for use with mod_wsgi.  The following example makes the Django application available under "/django/" , maps media assets to "/static/admin", and makes requests to the "/django/admin/" URL require CU WebAuth.


 
Using Django 1.5 you can configure your application to use CU WebAuth by specifying in your settings.py file (Django documentation):
 

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