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I believe the problem might be due to auto redirecting the root url ('/') or automatically setting the language, should I exclude robots somehow?
Correct. Googlebot et al don't send an Accept-Language header, or accept cookies, so it'll see whatever the site defaults to without it, which would appear to be English in this case. You can verify this using ...
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How many is a bunch of sites and how have you set up daemon mode?
Initial impression would be that if hosting multiple sites that you would be worse off using embedded mode because you can't individually control number of processes for each. Thus if a site only really needed a single mutithread processes, you balloon out memory usage by number of child ...
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There is probably an easier way.
You can do a lot of this with Bash.
Here is what your shell script might look like.
Install Script:
Is git installed? Yes / No
Install git
Download latest git repo (you can host your scripts on github or bitbucket or private it)
If you dont want to use git, just have the shell script wget (download) your zip file from ...
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Depending on your host, you may be able to use virtual-python.py to create a local copy of python in your home directory and install packages within that copy. Josh Vanderlinden outlines installing Django on Site5 shared hosting here, but it may work for hostgater as well:
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if you are looking for a system that integrates document management, knowledge building and sharing together with a video-community platform, you may consider trying Plumi that's built on top of Plone.
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