On Tue, 2009-02-10 at 16:22 -0800, lazyant wrote:
> Thanks a lot Jeff.
>
> I figured out the problem which was a bit more complicated than that
> but basically was also what you said.
>
> I downloaded the sqlite3 client and that helped too.
>
> What throw me off (among other things) is that in
Thanks a lot Jeff.
I figured out the problem which was a bit more complicated than that
but basically was also what you said.
I downloaded the sqlite3 client and that helped too.
What throw me off (among other things) is that in Linux you only need
executable permissions to a directory and
You need to make sure that the user apache is running as (usually
"apache") has write access to the database file *and* the directory
that the database file is in.
The development server would work because *you* probably have write
access to those paths.
As for the sqlite3 version, run python,
Hello,
I installed yesterday Django 1.0.2 (current downloadable version) on a
new Ubuntu 8.10 machine with python 2.5.2. I wrote a toy application
and it works and shows fine with both the built-in development server
and Apache 2 (2.2.9). The database is sqlite3, it came with python
(btw, how do
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