I tested this out with a simple many to many example and I am not getting the soft deleted objects returned. With objects = SoftDeleteManager the many to many queries will be using get_query_set() which won’t return the soft deleted records. I might need to see an example of how you are getting the deleted results to be able to figure out what is going on. I tried it with some_object.related_things.all() and the returned set won’t have deleted related_things.

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I tried it without the LocationMatch directives and it works with just having AliasMatch in there for the static locations.

I didn’t expect that WSGIDaemonProcess wouldn’t expand the python_project_name. I was doing that so that each project would have a different process so touching one wsgi file wouldn’t effect another project. It seemed like it was working like that.

If you can figure out a better way of doing this that would be awesome.

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