stephenash

I needed a way to have my Django ElasticBeanstalk application automatically redirect HTTP requrests to HTTPS. Rick Christianson wrote a post [1] about how to do this by overwriting the wsgi.conf file with one that was slightly modified to support the HTTP to HTTPS redirect.

Building off the shoulders of giants, I wanted to do the same, but not have to keep a copy of the config file in my local source directory. Christianson even points out in his post that if ElasticBeanstalk ever changes it's template for the wsgi.conf file, those updates would not be overwritten and you wouldn't get their benefits. To get around that problem, I used sed to insert the new lines into the wsgi.conf file.

References

1. http://rickchristianson.wordpress.com/2013/11/02/updating-wsgi-automatically-in-amazon-aws/
2. http://docs.aws.amazon.com/elasticbeanstalk/latest/dg/customize-containers-ec2.html#customize-containers-format-container_commands

iraycd

from sendsms.backends.base import BaseSmsBackend
from django.conf import settings

import urllib
import urllib2

MSG91_AUTHKEY = getattr(settings, 'MSG91_AUTHKEY', '')
MSG91_ROUTE = getattr(settings, 'MSG91_ROUTE', '')

class Msg91SmsBackend(BaseSmsBackend):

kscottz

import os
import scipy.io.wavfile as wav
# install lame
# install bleeding edge scipy (needs new cython)
fname = 'XC135672-Red-winged\ Blackbird1301.mp3'
oname = 'temp.wav'
cmd = 'lame --decode {0} {1}'.format( fname,oname )
os.system(cmd)
data = wav.read(oname)
# your code goes here