Thanks to Malcolm and Srdjan for your replies.

Don't get me wrong, Malcolm, I'm not knocking Django! far from it, I
think it's the bees knees.

It looks like what I've actually got here is a problem caused by a
mixture of i386 and x86_64 libraries.

if I try to build mysql-devel, the build appears to be pulling down an
i386 old version of mysql which conflicts with the already installed
x86_64 (and later) version. So I can't build mysql-devel so I can't
install mysql-python.

Anyway this is definitely a RHEL/mysql problem, rather than a Django
problem so I'll go and dig in the relevant places.

Thanks again
Rachel

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