Re: Using non-ASCII app name via Apache server

M Hashmi:
> I am sorry but I need some time for R&D coz few things about encoding/decoding
> are confusing.

Agreed! :-) I've always found Python's encoding handling confusing.
Not quite as much in Python 3 as in Python 2, but still.

To rule out all eventualities, I made a second app called "ascii". It
is identical to "appåäö" except for the name. In the trees, only the
class name and its "name" attributein apps.py differ.

If I comment out appåäö from INSTALLED_APPS in dynsite/settings.py and
from urlpatterns in dynsite/urls.py, then it works just fine. If I
include the appåäö again I get the internal server error and the
backtrace in the log as before. That is also if it is the ascii app I
try to access.

I attach the updated site.

> Can you also
> try apt-get update/upgrade to get build releases.

I upgraded, and I did get a newer django package. But it didn't make
any difference.

(And in case it matters, I'm using Fedora, not a Debian derivative. I
guess I should have mentioned that.)

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