I\'m now deploying an django app with nginx and gunicorn on ubuntu 12.
And I configure the nginx virtual host file as below:
server {
listen 80;
TL;DR - you should check your files permissions
Stumbled upon this question and I was already using alias
instead of root, so while the existing answer was up to the point, the following could be useful to others.
In my case, the solution to the same symptoms turned out to be the files in static/
having root
as owner.
A simple chown www-data:www-data .
solved the problem, and no more 404
.
You should use alias
instead of root
. root
appends the trailing URL parts to your local path (e.g. http://test.ndd/trailing/part, it will add /trailing/part to your local path). Instead of that, alias
does exactly what you want: when http://test.ndd/static/ is requested, /static is mapped to your alias exactly, without appending static again.