Graham Dumpleton

The error: ``` Request data read error when proxying data to daemon process: The timeout specified has expired., referer: XXXXXX" ``` is actually generated from the Apache child process and...

You put those directives inside of the VirtualHost if have per VirtualHost error logs, or could also set them at global scope in Apache configuration.

Suggest trying the Django community. I have no idea what they recommend as best practice for Windows these days. My personal opinion is that Windows is not a good platform...

Ensure you have reloaded Apache after changing configuration. The path you have in the Apache configuration file doesn't correspond with the error message, so you haven't reloaded Apache, or you...

Add: ``` WSGIApplicationGroup %{GLOBAL} ``` This will force the use of the main Python interpreter. It looks like you are trying to use some Python package which is trying to...

Forking processes to do work in a web application (especially Apache) is generally not a good idea. It can cause problems with third party Python packages that don't do a...

You don't have Apache installed or it is in an unexpected location. If you are on Windows, you need to have installed it, using ApacheLounge distribution, with it installed into...

What Apache distribution are you using? Is it installed in "C:/Apache24" or did you install it elsewhere? If you are setting `MOD_WSGI_APACHE_ROOTDIR` environment variable to say where Apache is installed,...

Did you ever set `MOD_WSGI_APACHE_ROOTDIR` in environment of shell when trying to install it?

Read: * http://blog.dscpl.com.au/2012/10/requests-running-in-wrong-django.html Windows isn't really a great platform for running multiple sites as daemon mode of mod_wsgi is not available. That said, if you fix up how `DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE` is...