I have a self-hosted (raspberry pi) website running on Django - one project with several apps all serving on one domain name. I'm more of a programmer than a server admin, but it works! Now, I'd like to break one of those apps out onto a second domain name, but still hosting from my pi.
--I've looked into a lot of tutorials on how to do this as well as checked out answers like this one but the server-related instructions on everything I've found so far all go a bit over my head or don't seem to match up with my setup.
--I've tried the Django Sites framework and I've also followed this tutorial. While I was able to get my site objects in the db, all requests seem just to go to SITE_ID=1, regardless of domain name. I've seen conflicting information here about whether or not SITE_ID should be present in settings.py, but whenever I remove it, I just get errors about it (even though I do have the CurrentSiteMiddleware installed as well as a custom middleware like indicated in that tutorial).
Here's what I've got for Django (3.2.14, and py3.7.3), essentially:
DjangoApps
-mysite
--settings.py (allowed_hosts includes mydomain)
--urls.py (imports from app urls files)
--(etc)
-app1
--urls.py
--(etc)
-app2
--urls.py
--(etc)
-app3
--urls.py
--(etc)
and then the server confs:
/etc/apache2/sites-available/
-000-default.conf
-default-ssl.conf
-mydomain.com.conf [which points to the DjangoApps directory]
-mydomain.com-le-ssl.conf
I do not have an http.conf as mentioned in many of the tutorials/answers I've read through. I've seen some notes about using virtualenv and/or wsgi but I don't understand them, and I am requesting a more handholding step-by-step explanation of what to do here.
I assume this isn't the most optimal/modern way of doing this, but the key point here is that this main site is already live and working as-is so I'm really not looking to redo the whole thing. All I want to do is make it so that myseconddomain.com serves app3 only, and mydomain.com keeps serving everything (or, everything but app3, if that's easier).
Please help! And please let me know what other info is required.
