n appears to be up to date at at v3.3.1 - I wonder if
Webfaction "prefers" mod_python to mod_wsgi. As the author of
mod_wsgi, maybe you can persuade them to keep pace with your
upgrades :)
-dls
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Thanks!
-dls
On Apr 6, 8:49 pm, Russell Keith-Magee wrote:
> On Tue, Apr 7, 2009 at 2:14 AM, dls wrote:
>
> > I think the easiest way to get started is to follow the "Creating a
> > project" instr
Ahhh - and has Nick Lo has clearly indicated, you should check out
Djangofriend.com, which lists Webfaction as the #1 Django hosting
site :) I missed that bit when I responded the first time.
-dls
On Apr 6, 10:13 pm, dls wrote:
> Webfaction <http://www.webfaction.com/> is not free, b
can do multiple languages per
site if desired. Also their support team has been *incredibly*
responsive to my questions, even those that are more Django-centered
and less about the hosting.
-dls
On Apr 6, 7:04 pm, atik wrote:
> Is there any free hosting site that provide djang
ject as it talks about database setup, the
development server, and some critical components of settings.py. Once
you get those running, you will have to give urls.py some attention as
it will handle routing the url to the html template.
I hope that gives a direction to move in!
-dls
On Apr 6, 11
te a
new application in the existing Django project.
I would recommend using the Django database browser instead of sqlite3
- "python manage.py dbshell" is the command. This will open the
appropriate database as per the name you have select in your
settings.py file.
-dls
On Apr 4, 3
the other does not is
further confusing.
I would upload the databases, but google groups doesn't seem to
provide that functionality. Any suggestions as to where I can upload
files temporarily?
Thanks!
-dls
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ty or
something like that, which might be causing a 404 in the case of just
the year, but not the year and month.
-dls
On Mar 30, 9:02 pm, Graham Dumpleton
wrote:
> You don't say whether you are using mod_python, mod_wsgi or fastcgi.
> Knowing may be important.
>
> Graham
>
&
I'm running a Django blog on Webfaction using the Byteflow engine, and
I'm having an issue where this url:
http://realvelour.com/blog/2009/
works fine on my development server (the default Django dev server),
but triggers a 404 error on the real Apache server. My site has been
running for a whil
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