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Reputation: 2109

uwsgi - not using python2.7.3 from virtualenv, but using 2.6 from venv even though 2.6 installed only globally

My system(ubuntu) has python 2.6.5 version (globally installed in /usr/bin/).
I want to use python 2.7.3 .
For this, I tried creating a virtualenv using this answer Is it possible to install another version of Python to Virtualenv? (didnt do any simlinking from answers) . I succeeded in this and when I activated env and used 'python manage.py shell' it worked great .

Problem is : We use uwsgi for running server . Till now, we are directly using the system wide python(2.6.5) . As I have installed everything newly in a virtualenv, I added the option 

'-H /path/to/virtualenv'

while running the uwsgi server.

I got the error "no module named 'os' " while executing line "import os" . (Found error from error logs)

So, I added import sys; print sys.path commands before the command 'import os' . Then, when it printed the path, it had something like : 

 /home/name/venv/bin/python/lib/python2.6/  #(one of the items in the array sys.path)

But, when I looked at my venv folder, there is nothing like python2.6 in the 'lib' folder. ,My lib folder of venv contains only 'python2.7' .

My requirement is, uwsgi should use python 2.7(of venv) , not 2.6 (global).

Also, in my sh file, I used command 'which python' which showed me that it is using global version. So, I have to tell the shell file first to use python from the virtualenv, not the default global one. I tried 'source /path/to/activate' but said command not found.

Upvotes: 6

Views: 3608

Answers (1)

jpic
jpic

Reputation: 33420

  1. Activate virtualenv,
  2. Install uwsgi: pip install uwsgi
  3. Run uwsgi from the virtualenv.

Upvotes: 10

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