How to use the Setup Python App
How to use the Setup Python App
1. In cPanel, open Setup Python App.
- Click Create Application.
- Choose the Python version.
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Application Root: folder where your application will be located.
- Application URL: domain or subdomain that will run the app.
- Application Startup File (initialization file), e.g., app.py, main.py.
- Application Entry Point (name of the WSGI object).
- Click Create.
Possible issues and solutions
Error 500 → Check if the Entry Point is correct (app in Flask, application in Django).
Permissions → All files must be in the folder configured in Application Root.
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