For what it's worth, this script below is the best I could come up
with so far -->
site_domain="radioweedshow.com"
site_name="www.radioweedshow.com"
if [ -n "$sites_used" ]; then
juju-log "Found django.contrib.sites in installed apps. Creating
single table as defined in this script."
echo "from django.contrib.sites.models import Site
if Site.objects.filter(id=$site_id).exists():
Site.objects.filter(id=$site_id).update(id=$site_id,
domain='$site_domain', name='$site_name')
" | python manage.py shell
echo "from django.contrib.sites.models import Site
if not Site.objects.filter(id=$site_id).exists():
Site.objects.create(id=$site_id, domain='$site_domain',
name='$site_name')" | python manage.py shell
fi
P.S. I still need a reliable way to fetch the site_name and
site_domain variables with bash.
Should be admin-less when I am through with it. On-wards with the research.
On Mon, Jun 4, 2012 at 12:21 PM, Robert Steckroth
<robertsteckr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hey Gang, I have created a juju charm to deploy multiple django apps
> to ec2. Currently, I
> am working on multiple site control and need help with the django_site table.
>
> When am instance is destroyed, the database remains but django is
> re-installed. The
> problem arises when old database is kept around and reused with a
> fresh django install.
> This new django install has the same settings but the django_site
> table can get funky.
>
> Here is the start of my script to at least set the correct database
> id, name, and domain.
> It is hack right here, so I am ask for your thoughts or suggestions. Thank
> you.
>
> NOTE: the regular expressions are simply parsing the settings.py file
> for site_id and
> if django.contib.sites is un-commented.
>
> site_domain="www.example.com"
> site_name="example.com"
>
> site_id="$(cat $(find . -name 'settings.py') | grep -xv " *#.*" | grep
> ".*SITE_ID\ *=.*" | sed 's/#.*//g' | sed "s/.*SITE_ID *\= *\(.*\)
> */\1/g" | sed "s/'//g")"
> #echo "from django.contrib.sites.models import Site;
> Site.objects.create(pk=$site_id, domain='here.example.com',
> name='example.com')" | python manage.py shell
> # For now, just gonna put in a place holder if the user has listed it
> in installed_apps
> sites_used="$(cat $(find . -name 'settings.py') | grep -xv " *#.*" |
> grep ".*django.contrib.sites.*" | sed 's/#.*//g')"
>
> if [ -n "$sites_used" ]; then
> juju-log "Found django.contrib.sites in installed apps. Creating
> single table as defined in this script."
> echo "from django.contrib.sites.models import Site; entry =
> Site.objects.get(pk=$site_id); entry.objects.all().delete();
> Site.objects.create(pk=$site_id, domain='$site_domain',
> name='$site_name')" | python manage.py shell
> fi
>
>
>
> Here are my mysteries:
>
> 1) The python manage.py shell comand is giving me this error -->
> AttributeError: Manager isn't accessible via Site instances
> 2) How can I retrieve the site_name and site_domain varables
> with bash scripting for the project.
>
> Keep in mind that there can be no user input in the script but I do
> have all username and passwords available.
>
>
>
>
>
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> BudTVNetwork.com
> RadioWeedShow.com
> "Bringing entertainment to Unix"
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