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Question Python for Plesk
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Perhaps this Plesk blog article will help you: How to set up Django Hosting on the latest Plesk Onyx.
We don't use this particular approach, but using Nginx and Passenger for Python applications has worked well for us for a number of years.
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I seem to have missed that you're using Plesk for Windows not Linux, in this case my answer above won't help you. But perhaps something like this will: Deploy Django on IIS.
We don't use this particular approach, but using Nginx and Passenger for Python applications has worked well for us for a number of years.
EDIT:
I seem to have missed that you're using Plesk for Windows not Linux, in this case my answer above won't help you. But perhaps something like this will: Deploy Django on IIS.
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Also, this Plesk Help Center article has valuable information: Plesk no longer licenses ActivePython and ActivePerl for Plesk for Windows. How to avoid violation of the license agreement?
Katherine Moss
New Pleskian
I am not at all surprised that this is a question. Python and IIS have seemingly been at war for years. I don't think that Python is on microsoft's list of first class citizens.
Alfonso Guerra
New Pleskian
How has been your experience using python for plesk? I'd like to know before go into it.
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