> If I do this.. the whole administration interface will work straight
> away? Or will it need additional configuration?
I was assuming you'd already configured mod_python and the admin app
just couldn't find its media files - if that's not the case, have a
look at http://www.djangoproject.com/d
If I do this.. the whole administration interface will work straight
away? Or will it need additional configuration?
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Assuming "/media/" as the media URL, what I do locally is create a
"media" folder under Apache's htdocs folder and use the Junction tool
described in the first comment on
http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/install/ to symlink admin
and application media in there, like so:
junction \Apache
Hey There,
Basically - I have set up Django all fine on my Windows-based server
(my webhost doesn't support Python 2.3). I can get everything working
on the development server - but am unclear as how to serve the admin
files through Apache so I can get the full admin interface. Can anyone
help me
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