Can't even start a python project

okba

I might be doing something wrong but a part is missing in the python tutorial which where I create the folder /usr/home/LOGIN/.virtualenvs because whenever I try doing that with mkdir i get a permission error, however, I tried making the virtualenv in another directory, but I get "
Operation not permitted" error whenever I try to start a script that contains http server or a socket server or anything like that.
so please help me because i am struggling with it.

okba

I didn't know how to edit that so, here's more detail for you people to help me out 🙂
1) I deleted the www website which was PHP by default then made another one in python 3.10
2) I enabled the use of my own software - Binexec.
3) "where I had the first issue", Couldn't $ cd /usr/home/LOGIN/.virtualenvs, they say that it's not a directory.
4) However, I created the folder from the control panel.
5) I created a VEnv using :

$ cd /usr/home/LOGIN/.virtualenvs
$ virtualenv ENVNAME

6) I activated it using $ source /usr/home/LOGIN/.virtualenvs/environment_name/bin/activate
7) I created a python file that contains a basic http server using http.server library.
8) the line I get the error at :
>>>server = HTTPServer(("0.0.0.0",8080),Handler) ; server.serve_forever()

I would appreciate a detailed solution and thank you guys <3

okba

I don't know about you guys but if somebody had the same problem, here's the solution :

make sure to enable Binexec : https://docs.serv00.com/Binexec/
make sure to restart your domain after setting everything up using
- $ devil www restart your.domain.name
Critical : make sure to reserve the port you're trying to host at from :
- https://panelX.serv00.com/port/ Don't forget to replace X with the server index you are using.

I hope this helped you guys, And admin if you see this, My problem is solved and this can be locked.

okba

update: this seems to work only in http servers that are binded with the port that you reserve eg :

http://LOGIN.serv00.net:57778

So admin i still need your help with https 🙂

admin

okba for HTTPS connections you can use the proxy type: https://docs.serv00.com/WWW/#proxy

It is recommended to use Passenger (python type: https://docs.serv00.com/WWW/#python ) instead of running the application on the reserved port (but if you know what you are doing it's ok).

okba

I will try that the next day or the day after and make sure to tell what happened in another reply. (Just worried if this will get locked)