Actually, such 404 message is not Django's fault. Your browser is trying to
get the favicon.ico on its own for the browser's tab decorations. Such file
is not provided neither needed by Django.
If you try to open the server url using something like curl or httpie, you
won't see the "error".
Fidel
If you open the app once the server is started by going to 127.0.0.1:8000
is it loading the website or are you getting a 404 error in the browser?
I see the favicon 404 error all the time, but it doesn’t halt my site.
It’s just django looking for a favicon. That shouldn’t break anything.
Another
On Thu, May 24, 2018, 10:06 AM Caleb Bryson wrote:
> So I am follow the instructions on the django site to make a poll. I am at
> the current step where you run the server and everything went fine when i
> typed in the command. But now it is just there at saying "GET /favicon.ico
> HTTP/1.1" 404
So I am follow the instructions on the django site to make a poll. I am at
the current step where you run the server and everything went fine when i
typed in the command. But now it is just there at saying "GET /favicon.ico
HTTP/1.1" 404 1977 on the last command line. I was wondering should i wa
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