Am 09.09.2011 08:23, schrieb Aymeric Augustin:
Nothing prevents you from altering the settings file dynamically and telling
the user to restart the webserver. You can run wih an in-memory SQLite database
until this is done.
So your question isn't related to the development of Django itself; it would be
more appropriate on django-users.
Note that deploying a Django project is a bit more complicated than a PHP
project (just throw the files in WWW_ROOT). IMO setting up the database isn't
the most difficult step. I don't know any projects that provide this feature.
For PyLucid CMS i created a "standalone package" with a Web-GUI installation.
You need not shell to install it.
Here some screenshots:
http://www.pylucid.org/permalink/340/pylucid-screenshots/PyLucid-standalone/
The Web-GUI install is a simple CGI script for running syncdb, south migrate and
create a first superuser etc.
The script is here:
<https://github.com/jedie/PyLucid/blob/master/scripts/standalone/install_pylucid.cgi>
The install procedure is really simple:
* Upload all files via FTP to webserver
* request http://www.my_server.tld/install_pylucid.cgi
* run "syncdb", "migrate", "create superuser", "loaddata"
Complete instruction here:
http://www.pylucid.org/permalink/331/1b-install-pylucid-standalone-package
But the prefered way to install PyLucid is a bootscript which creates a
virtualenv:
<http://www.pylucid.org/permalink/333/1a1-create-a-pylucid-environment-with-pylucid-boot>
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