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  1. UPDATE: the site works now. Thanks for all the help
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  2. Experiment and let us know. The whole WSGI control access thing is pretty new so not that many people have tried it out yet.
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  3. WSGI control access has been enabled on the domain anasbashir.helioho.st. To restart your Django app and load new code changes in simply edit /home/anasbashir.helioho.st/httpdocs/anas/dispatch.wsgi. Adding a blank line, removing a blank line, adding a space, or removing a space are examples of editing the file. As long as the last modified timestamp changes it will clear the server cache. Let us know if you run into any issues.
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  4. This topic is not marked as [Solved] so it's probably fine to ask here since it's a related request to the original problem you were having. ? Since you only have the 1 domain on your account now, we have all the info we need to escalate the request. Once a root admin gives you WSGI Control Access, they'll update this thread to let you know.
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  5. Oh! I didn't receive the emails... and I just found out why. I centralize all my email activity in GMail but, since September, GMail hadn't been able to retrieve Hotmail emails, and that was the email account linked to my infantx account in HelioHost. My "main" email account (GMail) is linked to my VPS. Everything seems to be working fine now. Thanks.
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  6. Code is cached yes. See https://wiki.helionet.org/tutorials/django/django-on-heliohost It can take up to 2 hours to take effect after you push changes. If you're using WSGI, it's possible to request WSGI control access, which will let you manually clear the cache by editing the dispatch.wsgi file (you can literally just add a space or something, the timestamp changing triggers it). https://wiki.helionet.org/tutorials/django/django-on-heliohost#wsgi-uses-server-side-caching
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