I found a tiny difference in the http.conf files (AllowOveride was set
to "FileInfo" instead of "None".) I made that change, even though I
seriously doubted that it would make a difference. Then I bounced
apache and amazingly enough the new urls.py showed up.
I set the AllowOverride setting back
Rock wrote:
> Yes I did. No help.
>
> Then I forced the creation of a new urls.pyc by importing urls.py in
> "python manage.py shell" and importing urls.py and explicitly checking
> that the correct number of urlpatterns were defined. Still no joy in
> the browser though.
>
> Note that the
On Mar 30, 2006, at 9:35 AM, Rock wrote:
> Then I forced the creation of a new urls.pyc by importing urls.py in
> "python manage.py shell" and importing urls.py and explicitly checking
> that the correct number of urlpatterns were defined. Still no joy in
> the browser though.
>
> Note that the
Yes I did. No help.
Then I forced the creation of a new urls.pyc by importing urls.py in
"python manage.py shell" and importing urls.py and explicitly checking
that the correct number of urlpatterns were defined. Still no joy in
the browser though.
Note that the access_log shows my request but
I have a development site where I can update myproject.urls.py and the
changes are acted upon immediately by my server. I just cloned this
site onto another computer and everything seems to be in order except
that on this new system, changes to urls.py are entirely ignored.
Nothing I do seems to
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