Thanks a lot, didn't thought about that in the first place :) yuri kirjoitti: > Yip, we had the same problem, it's to do with the time change that > happened 2 days ago. To cut a long story short, set the timezone in > your settings file to TIME_ZONE = "" > Django will then use the timezone returned by windows. > > The problem is that in django.conf.settings.py, line 64, it sets the TZ > variable. The timezone it tries to set is from the postgres database, > i.e. the link given in the settings file. These however are not valid > for mysql, so mysql resets it to GMT. So, the thread reloads, thinking > that the timestamp for a file has changed. And it keeps doing it over > and over. > > > >
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