Question
attempt to write a readonly database in django app hosting on apache2 with db.sqlite3 database in ubuntu
- Posted on July 5, 2020
- DatabasesApacheDjango
Asked by akshaykoshti401
I was hosting django app on apache server with db.sqlite3 database, when i complete my hosting according your website guidance. and when i open mysite then i got this error…
OperationalError at / attempt to write a readonly database
what should i do ? please tell me.
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Hi there @akshaykoshti401,
What are the permissions of your SQLite file? To check that run
ls -lahinside the directory where you store your database file.You need to make sure that the file is owned by the apache user so that it could write to it. To adjust that run:
Change the
/path/to/your/sqlite/filepart with the actual path to yuor SQLite file.Hope that this helps. Regards, Bobby
You can change the owner of your database file and it’s folder to django:
This work for DigitalOcean’s 1-Click Django Droplet