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@realjohngalt, I don't have time to figure out why just this moment, but it appears Flask-Ask 0.9.2 broke something. Not sure who's at fault, but downgrading to 0.9.1 makes it work.

Thank you, it works perfectly by downgrading to 0.9.1. This is a ridiculously cool project.

I'm probably doing something blindingly stupid, but I can't find wsgi.py. It's not on the git repo, it's not in my local directory. I can see the file in Google's cache, but I can't actually find the copy for the latest version.

I'm trying to self-host if this makes a difference. My apache logs have these lines in them on startup:

Code:

[Fri Apr 28 18:46:27.469269 2017] [wsgi:error] [pid 21835] [client 10.0.0.250:40922] Target WSGI script not found or unable to stat: /srv/www/vhosts/server/kodi-alexa/wsgi.py

And sure enough, there's no .py file in that directory by that name.

I just self hosted and can help! First do "pip install -r requirements.txt" from the cloned repo (using python2 so maybe pip2, or the virtualenv route like in README.md), then run "gunicorn alexa:app" and setup a reverse proxy in apache from 8080 to 443 with a self signed cert (you'll be using the public cert for the 3rd ssl option on amazon). I'm using nginx, so can't help too much with the apache setup. However, there's documentation all over the web for reverse proxies and self signed certs (depending on your hosting setup, you might be able to use another cert as well...).

Depending on your init system, you can set it to run as a systemd service or something else so you won't need to manually start it if your system reboots.

So it looks like I have Python2 and Python3 available, so I ran the commands again with pip2 (after resolving a dependency on libffi), and I managed to get all the requirements installed (under pip and pip2 for what it's worth).

Then I got the gunicorn step working. I see "Listening at: http://127.0.0.1:8000", and I'm getting an error about python-Levenshtein not being installed, but I don't think that's necessarily the problem.

My Apache setup has an SSL server running (and responding), and the cert is installed (though it looks like I'm getting self-signed issues).

Now the problem is that the page only loads a 404 instead of any other error. Apache logs agree that the wsgi.py file is still missing, and that the endpoint kodi-alexa doesn't exist on my server (even though it kinda really does).