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So, I created an Ubuntu droplet with nginx, gunicorn and django. I added my domain and when trying to access my django site I got a 502 error. I read in several places that adding my domain to ALLOWED_HOSTS should remedy the problem so I did that and still got the error. To make a long story that should have been shorter shorter I finally started gunicorn in the console and the stacktrace I am getting indicates that my domain probably needs to be added to ALLOWED_HOSTS but I already added it. After digging a little further I notice that there are three files that contain an ALLOWED_HOSTS variable. There is ./var/lib/digitalocean/settings.py, ./var/lib/digitalocean/allow_hosts.py and /home/django/django_project/django_project/settings.py. So far I have attempted adding my domain into each of thes files and still recieve the same error. This is a stupid, really really frustrating error. Anyone have any suggestions or have the same issue?
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