-Everything was going great my website was accessible with IP address of the droplet and the domain name too.
- Then I have tried to install WordPress on my droplet along with the Django.
-Then I have tried to add the one more domain name for my website(wordpress) on a single droplet and all of sudden my ip address is pointing to that WordPress website Django website was no more associated with my ip address of the droplet. -Then I have reset my droplet to the factory version.
-Then I have started to host my previous django website from scratch and at the Django_welcome_page(where we can see that django is activated) and then I have copied the content of my website to the droplet. -After copying my website content I am getting this (502 bad gateway) error and I am unable to access my website neither with ip address now with domain name.
Can someone please help me?
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Hello,
I believe that you need to make sure that the gunicorn service is up and running:
systemctl status gunicorn
If it is not running you should start it with:
systemctl start gunicorn
Also after that make sure that your gunicorn.socket socket exists at:
ls -l /home/django/gunicorn.socket
Let me know how it goes! Regards, Bobby
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