In our development work of Affinity, we are testing out the use of Hyperkitty. HK requires gunicorn but we can't get gunicorn to start because it is looking for a module name Postorius. I have Postorius commented out in settings_local.py and settings.py. Gunicorn still won't start. How can we start gunicorn without the need for having Postorius installed?
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On 6/2/20 7:10 PM, Brian Carpenter wrote:
In our development work of Affinity, we are testing out the use of Hyperkitty. HK requires gunicorn but we can't get gunicorn to start because it is looking for a module name Postorius. I have Postorius commented out in settings_local.py and settings.py. Gunicorn still won't start. How can we start gunicorn without the need for having Postorius installed?
I solved it. I had to comment out the lines in the Middleware and Template sections of settings.py.
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On 6/2/20 4:10 PM, Brian Carpenter wrote:
In our development work of Affinity, we are testing out the use of Hyperkitty. HK requires gunicorn but we can't get gunicorn to start because it is looking for a module name Postorius. I have Postorius commented out in settings_local.py and settings.py. Gunicorn still won't start. How can we start gunicorn without the need for having Postorius installed?
I was about to send this when your follow-up arrived.
Is postorius commented/removed from INSTALLED_APPS, MIDDLEWARE and TEMPLATES{'OPTIONS': {'context_processors': } in the settings files?
Are the references to postorius.urls commented/removed from urls.py
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