Re: Authentication, error "DoesNotExist at /accounts/login/", part 2

2006-08-14 Thread James Bennett 

On 8/14/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 1. Created a new site
> 2. Removed example.com from the list of sites
> 3. Tried to use authentication and got the error "DoesNotExist at
> /accounts/login/"
> 4. Deleted and rebuilt the database, authentication works.

Did you actually delete the 'example.com' entry in sites? That will
probably break things, because by default your settings file will have
'SITE_ID = 1', and deleting that entry removes the object in the
database with an id of 1. The 'DoesNotExist' exception is a result of
that; Django's trying to look up a Site object with an id of 1, and
there isn't one anymore.

If instead you just edit the 'example.com' site to have your actual
domain and the name of your site, this problem shouldn't happen.

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Authentication, error "DoesNotExist at /accounts/login/", part 2

2006-08-14 Thread Andres . Luga 

Hi,
the following happened to me also:
1. Created a new site
2. Removed example.com from the list of sites
3. Tried to use authentication and got the error "DoesNotExist at
/accounts/login/"
4. Deleted and rebuilt the database, authentication works.

Regards,
Andres

blue_beastie wrote on 29 Jun 2006:
"I was experiencing this problem as well, so what I ended up doing is
rebuilding dropping the entire database for my project and re-running
"./manage.py syncdb". Doing this fixed the problem. I think this
problem was caused when I removed example.com from the list of Sites in

the admin interface."


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