[Solved] Forms take two attempts to submit, possibly related to writing files

[mabass]

True. Very odd.

 

Could you do me a favor and do the same for public_html/audax-abc ? I mirrored the specific app in it's own folder. That way I can provide a stable version while still testing.

 

Anyway, thanks for all your help. For now I've run out of ideas, maybe stackoverflow has an idea.

 

 

 

Edit: One thing I have not tried is profiling the app using werkzeug. However, do that I need to wrap the wsgi app and I'm not sure how to do that with your infrastructure.

A basic example to deploy the profiler is provided here (under section "Profiling for Perfomance") - however the example code uses now deprecated imports.

Edited November 5, 2020 by mabass

[Krydos]

So you want mabass.tk to load the flask app in public_html/audax-abc instead of public_html/flask-live?

[mabass]

No sorry, I was unclear.

I added a new subdomain audax-abc.mabass.heliohost.org, with /audax-abc/ as root.

Basically the same app is now running twice, once via the sandbox (accessed by mabass.tk) and as standalone (audax-abc).

 

I just wanted to use the standalone the same httpd conf method.

Edited November 6, 2020 by mabass

[Krydos]

Done.

[mabass]

Thanks.

 

Did you see my edit regarding profiling?

[Krydos]

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[mabass]

Thanks I'll def. look into that. For now this topic can be closed I think.