RE: newbie having trouble with conversion to south

I noticed that easy_install left south as an egg. Can I just unzip that or is there some ezsetup I have to use to expose the files so I can edit that line. I have not needed to "look under the hood" of easy_install's before, so this is probably a RTFM question, but... Sorry to be so "needy"

Re: newbie having trouble with conversion to south

On 28 October 2010 20:23, Sells, Fred wrote: > I’m using django 1.2.1, Python 2.4 and MySQL 5.0 and south 0.7.2 > > I’ve got an existing app, aptly named “app” which I’m am trying to convert > to south so I can make some DB changes.  It seemed to install OK and I get

Re: newbie having trouble with conversion to south

A short note about your primary concern: You can simply change the shebang line of your manage.py script to point to the 'python' in your virtualenv. The same goes for a .wsgi file. There's nothing particularly magical about "activating" a virtualenv in an interactive terminal session. Shawn --

RE: newbie having trouble with conversion to south

legroups.com Subject: Re: newbie having trouble with conversion to south >From the traceback it seems that your hypothesis about the Python version may be correct. I don't know what versions of Python South tests with. However, I'm in the same situation you are (Cent OS), and I get along wond

Re: newbie having trouble with conversion to south

>From the traceback it seems that your hypothesis about the Python version may be correct. I don't know what versions of Python South tests with. However, I'm in the same situation you are (Cent OS), and I get along wonderfully with virtualenv. I'm using Python 2.7 and everything's grand. If you

newbie having trouble with conversion to south

I’m using django 1.2.1, Python 2.4 and MySQL 5.0 and south 0.7.2 I’ve got an existing app, aptly named “app” which I’m am trying to convert to south so I can make some DB changes. It seemed to install OK and I get to here. At which point I’m lost. Could it be that Python 2.4 logging is