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Thanks!

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cPanel has a module for MySQL Remote where I was supposed to set all the IP addresses I allowed access to MySQL from. Everything works now. Thanks again!

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I've created a new MySQL database, however I'm unable to connect to it for some reason. I'm using user 'dr_edsby' and database 'dr_edsby'. I'm consistently getting "access denied".

Do you know why I'm unable to open my db.sqlite3 for editing/writing? It appear to work fine when just being read from.

Never mind. Switched to file-based sessions, and everything works perfectly now. Thanks again!

Hooray! It works. Thank you so much for all your help! One more thing, my interface shows up now, but request.session doesn't appear to be saving anything to the session. I'm using the django.contrib.sessions.backends.cache session engine. Is this a side effect of using wsgi? I've switched to cached_db which should work the way I need it to. However, it appears that sqlite is not permitted to write to my project's directory. I keep getting this error: OperationalError at /edsby_ui_login/ unable to open database file

That's weird. I have this in my dispatch: sys.path.append('/home/dr/public_html/edsby/libs/debug_toolbar')

Ok, I've added the two additional packages that I'm using (debug_toolbar and django_jinja) to the sys.path, so I'm guessing I shouldn't be getting errors about that now. Has a new error popped up now?

Ah. I guess I also have to include all the 3rd party modules I'm using too.

I've tried the solution found here, but I'm still getting the error. Any ideas why this might be happening?

Still having trouble, has the error changed now, perhaps?

Shouldn't this be working? import os, sys from django.core.wsgi import get_wsgi_application sys.path.append('/home/dr/public_html/edsby') sys.path.append('/home/dr/public_html/edsby/drEdsby') sys.path.append('/home/dr/public_html/edsby/webapp') os.environ.setdefault("DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE", "drEdsby.settings") application = get_wsgi_application()

Thanks; added the app to the path. What's the error now?