Guillermo Fernandez Castellanos wrote: > Hi, > of course ,the second model is better,the first one is too much confused > I've seen this subject several times in the mailing lists without > being able to find a definite/useful answer in the mailing list. > > I'm going to have a server with several domain names serve a few > applications (blog, photo gallery,...). But I'm a bit at a loss when > dealing with how to organize the different files. > > In Django there's a separation between templates, media, applications, > the sites urls.py,... The question is, what is the > suggested/official/best practices way of managing a server with > several sites? Same for keeping an svn tree. > > Do you organize it like: > /templates/site1 > /site2 > /media/site1 > /site2 > /urls/site1 > /site2 > /apps/app1 > /app2 > /app3 > > Or more like: > /site1/templates > /media > /urls.py > /site2/templates > /media > /urls.py > > Or maybe another way? > > Same for svn (maybe for svn it makes more sense the second model...). > > Thanks a lot, > > G
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