Another artifact of the Django site migration to Dreamhost VPS is that Django thought absolute URLs should be http, not https. Which meant all my pages link[rel=canonical]
tags were for http. Here’s how I fixed it.
Another artifact of the Django site migration to Dreamhost VPS is that Django thought absolute URLs should be http, not https. Which meant all my pages link[rel=canonical]
tags were for http. Here’s how I fixed it.
Some well considered thoughts on implementing HTML web components from Jeremy. I’ve only done a little bit of web component work on projects recently, so it’s nice to see someone else’s worked-out patterns.
With Dreamhost dropping support for Passenger, it took far too much work to migrate my site to Gunicorn. Maybe this will help someone else who’s going through the same thing.
Dreamhost removed support for Passenger a week ago, and I’ve been scrambling to get my site up and running again ever since.
I think I finally have it. I’m relieved, but tentatively because of a back-of-the-mind fear that something might still be broken.
I keep running into an ownership error after migrating to a new computer. sudo chown -R $(whoami) .
fixes it for me.