Re: Weird apache problem

2007-01-06 Thread Chris Brand
usually app disappears when some run-time error happends (or when thereare no class Admin: in models.py but I think you did not altered that, right?) It was indeed a run-time error. One of my import statements was missing the project name (i.e. I had "from app.models import..." rather than

Re: Weird apache problem

2007-01-06 Thread Julian Romero
On 1/6/07, Chris Brand <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I got apache with mod_python up and running ok. Then I used manage.py reset on one of my apps. Since then, I can't see that app in the Admin page. It was showing up fine before. It also shows up fine if I use the development server. I've

Re: Weird apache problem

2007-01-06 Thread [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Since then, I can't see that app in the Admin page. usually app disappears when some run-time error happends (or when there are no class Admin: in models.py but I think you did not altered that, right?) please try enabling Debug in your mod_python (PythonDebug On) and look at apache log

Re: Weird apache problem

2007-01-06 Thread mrstone
A wild guess is that there is something wrong with the data in your database... ...are you using the same database from the dev server? --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Django users" group. To post

Weird apache problem

2007-01-05 Thread Chris Brand
I got apache with mod_python up and running ok. Then I used manage.py reset on one of my apps. Since then, I can't see that app in the Admin page. It was showing up fine before. It also shows up fine if I use the development server. I've restarted apache, my browser and even mysqld, all to