As often happens to me, things are much less complicated than i figure out
I loose hours running after UploadedFile, HttpRequest, etc.
Finally, it was my fault, a wrong path
Using os.path.join(settings.MEDIA_ROOT, 'images') create a new tree from
static folder
Using os.path.join(settings.MEDIA_URL, 'images') return '/static/images'
that gives error (path does not exist) while using 'static/images' it
works now
(it's a test command, in real example i will load name from a file
passed by args)
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from django.core.management.base import BaseCommand, CommandError
import os
ffiles = []
ffiles.append('/mnt/hostdir/project/fotoalkatron/SNC110.jpg')
ffiles.append('/mnt/hostdir/project/fotoalkatron/SNC111.jpg')
ffiles.append('/mnt/hostdir/project/fotoalkatron/SNC112.jpg')
class Command(BaseCommand):
def handle(self, *args, **options):
_upload_img()
def _upload_img(fname):
for fpathname in ffiles:
fname = os.path.split(fpathname)[1]
_dst= os.path.join( 'static/images', fname)
myfl = open(fpathname,'r')
cntn = myfl.read()
myfl.close()
fdst = open(_dst,'wb')
fdst.write(cntn)
fdst.close()
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On 05/08/2012 01:19 AM, kooliah wrote:
I need to upload a list of images to a project.
I've found tons of pages about how to upload a file using a
form...(that's clearly written on django official docs) :-)
But i need to do it by a custom django-admin command because i have to
link theese files(900) to respective records in the project
I tryed with shutil.copy too, but it copies files and immediately
delete it. i saw them by file manager in the right folder, but after
1-2 seconds they disappeared.
So i have a list
f[1]='/path/to/source/image1.jpg'
f[2]='/path/to/source/image2.jpg'
f[3]='/path/to/source/image3.jpg'
.
.
f[n]='/path/to/source/imagen.jpg'
and i need to upload to
os.path.join(settings.MEDIA_ROOT, 'images')
Does someone already done it WITHOUT USING FORMS, or can help me...
Thanks to all
Alkatron
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