UWSGI says "ImportError: No module named wsgi"

When uWSGI starts up, it writes

"ImportError: No module named wsgi"

      

My uwsgi.xml

<!-- UWSGI XML Configuration File -->
<uwsgi>
    <uid>quux</uid>
    <gid>quux</gid>

    <chdir>/var/www</chdir>
    <!-- <socket>/var/www/uwsgi.sock</socket> -->
    <socket>127.0.0.1:8012</socket>

    <!-- <home>/home/klen/Projects/klen.github.com/_code/uwsgi/.virtualenv</home> -->

    <plugins>python</plugins>
    <pythonpath>/var/www/</pythonpath>
    <module>wsgi</module>
    <env>/usr/bin/python</env>

    <processes>2</processes>
    <max-requests>5000</max-requests>
    <buffer-size>32768</buffer-size>
    <harakiri>30</harakiri>
    <reload-mercy>8</reload-mercy>
    <master />
    <no-orphans />

</uwsgi>

      

The server responds in the browser:

"uWSGI Error

Python application not found"

      

and puts

"[pid: 7529|app: -1|req: -1/1] 178.132.203.33 () {46 vars in 797 bytes} [Mon Mar 26 00:56:53 2012] GET /index.py => generated 48 bytes in 0 msecs (HTTP/1.0 500) 2 headers in 63 bytes (0 switches on core 0)"

      

in this log file.

I think I need to install the wsgi module for uWSGI as it says "ImportError: No module wsgi". How to check if this module is installed?

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You specified <module>wsgi</module>

, and so uWSGI does what you asked, load a named module wsgi

and serve it. How is your python script installed? You didn't even mention that you have a python program to serve.



Perhaps you really need to use a directive <file>

to tell uWSGI the path to read the python file and execute that. If you are using an installed module, replace wsgi

in the tag <module>

with the appropriate module you are trying to execute.

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