If the official site isn't there, that doesn't bode well for ongoing
support.  I don't think that using Pinax for a project (2 to 3 years ago)
saved me any time.  Perhaps you should consider another approach?

Bill

On Mon, Mar 25, 2013 at 6:42 PM, Christos Jonathan Hayward <
christos.jonathan.hayw...@gmail.com> wrote:

> I've been working to make a 0.7 Pinax social project work with current
> versions of Django and Pinax, and it's been a time sink: we're talking zero
> to sixty for one week and counting for a timesaver for the web framework
> for perfectionists with deadlines. I realized today that I was maybe
> halfway through an ersatz port of the project and my virtualenv to current
> versions of Python and Django.
>
> In other words, my approach has been a losing approach.
>
> Is there any way that I can forcibly install Pinax 0.7, with a
> corresponding Python version, on my Ubuntu machine? Part of the difficulty
> is that I don't know how to get Pinax 0.7; it's not available from its
> original URL, and there are dozens of websites offering a free download for
> Pinax 0.7, but when you drill down they link to the official site. Meaning
> I haven't found an independent Pinax 0.7 source tarball.
>
> *Does anyone happen to have a Pinax 0.7.x source tarball available?*
>
> And can anyone tell me what version of Django would work best with that
> Pinax?
>
> And if Python 2.7.3 is going to cause problems, what version of Python
> should I have Django running on?
>
> I've certainly identified a losing way to get a Pinax social project up. A
> couple of them, actually, if you count pulling the pinax-soclal-project
> stub from the official site and then try to do anything more social then
> edit a minimal account profile.
>
> I made a tarball snapshot before trying to "make it work together." Now I
> was wondering if people could help me with what I hope is a winning
> approach, installing 0.7 and dependencies.
>
> Thanks,
>
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