I gave up on fastcgi with NginX and django. Too many things just didn’t work, so I decided to keep Apache, but lock it down and thrown NginX in the front to serve static content and to prevent max client issues.
I also applied a similar approach for symfony. Server configurations after the jump…
Wireless networking can be troublesome… usually I never have problems, but every now and then I’ll go to a coffeeshop or a café where I can’t just open up my laptop and immediately start surfing.
The problem solver in me wants to figure out why, what setting needs enabling, etc.
The person who wants to cut the [...]
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