Deployment docs need updating to reflect change from paster to gunircorn

[BERGER]

mediagoblin@menelikII:/home/mediagoblin.example.org/mediagoblin$ ./lazyserver.sh --sever-name=broadcast
Using gunicorn config: paste.ini
Using ./bin/gunicorn
+ export CELERY_ALWAYS_EAGER=true
+ ./bin/gunicorn --paste paste.ini --sever-name=broadcast
usage: gunicorn [OPTIONS] [APP_MODULE]
gunicorn: error: unrecognized arguments: --sever-name=broadcast
mediagoblin@menelikII:/home/mediagoblin.example.org/mediagoblin$

I follow the deployment step by step, and this error occurs (see above)
What did I do wrong ?

Any helm possible, i really wanna have Mediagoblin running !!!!

[BERGER]

Sorry, I forgot to say Hello Hi Bonjour and so on ...
Please i need some help !

[Jessica Tallon]

This is a problem because gnuicorn isn't able to use different server blocks which is what the ´--server-name´ option on paste did. The ​docs for gnuicorn say:

At this time, using alternate server blocks is not supported. Use the command line arguments to control server configuration instead.

I see it as we have two options, we could:

1. make the default broadcast but that would mean any development would always be exposed all the time when using gunicorn (not a great idea)
2. We could try and catch the --server-name option and change the --bind option which overrides the settings set in the paste.ini file.

Personally I think the best all be it a bit horrible is the second option. What do people think?

[Christopher Allan Webber]

So, we "punted" on this in 0.8.0 by making python 3 "experimental" and having things default to Python 2. But we should, by the next release, have Python 3 be a "first class citizen". As such, I'm making a bug about that which will link to this, and also mark this bug for 0.9.0.

[ayleph]

Is this still a valid issue now that Python3 Paste support is available? See #5317.

[Jessica Tallon]

Replying to ayleph:

Is this still a valid issue now that Python3 Paste support is available? See #5317.

I think you might be right. I have opened an issue about moving back to Paste, until we do that though, this still remains an issue. It's worth noting I believe Python3 support is still "experimental" by the looks of things.

The issue is: #5410

[Christopher Allan Webber]

Via #5419 we've discovered a resolution moving to waitress for now. So I think that closes this.