It looks like you have a syntax error in the myproject.service file. It appears that you are missing an equal sign somewhere. Check this file /etc/systemd/system/myproject.service for syntax errors.
Yes! Application deployed. Thanks for the quick answer, it gave me reassurance that my problem had to be something simple. To start with I didn't realize that the unix statement was a continuation of the ExecStart line, not a new line. I fixed this early-on but didn't restart the service after I did the daemon-reload so my mistake remained!
After a successful launch, I rebooted the computer and Gunicorn didn't start. I added Environment="PATH=/var/www/myproject/.venv/bin" to myproject.service and that seems to have solved problem.
Thanks for writing this step-by-step article.
Unfortunately, this line in the myproject.service file was wrapped due to the formatting. I added a backslash to the line to resolve the issue. Now it will read as one long line.
It looks like you have a syntax error in the myproject.service file. It appears that you are missing an equal sign somewhere. Check this file
/etc/systemd/system/myproject.servicefor syntax errors.Yes! Application deployed. Thanks for the quick answer, it gave me reassurance that my problem had to be something simple. To start with I didn't realize that the unix statement was a continuation of the ExecStart line, not a new line. I fixed this early-on but didn't restart the service after I did the daemon-reload so my mistake remained!
After a successful launch, I rebooted the computer and Gunicorn didn't start. I added Environment="PATH=/var/www/myproject/.venv/bin" to myproject.service and that seems to have solved problem.
Thanks for writing this step-by-step article.
Unfortunately, this line in the
myproject.servicefile was wrapped due to the formatting. I added a backslash to the line to resolve the issue. Now it will read as one long line.Thanks for letting people know about the
Environment="PATH=...."issue. I did not need that variable.