On 03/05/18 06:59, Daisy wrote:
Thank you very much for your reply, and here I my answers:
* Does the directory show up when you do a *dir* command in
projectdir ? It does not show up, although it says that there are 2
directories (see attachment).
Those two directories '.' & '..' are standard in every directory
* Can you do anything on the *mysite* directory - can you rename it,
or even delete it ? I can't - system cannot find the file specified.
Very odd - points to a an OS/disk problem to be honest - I am not sure
Django is doing anything clever.
* Can you see it in File explorer - No.
* Can you manually create a directory in your *projectdir* ? - Yes,
and it is displayed after command *dir*.
* Can you create a different projectdir - and run *django-admin
startproject mysite* in there ? - I tried creating it on different
paths, both on C and D disk, but it was the same behavior.
What can I do now? :)
Have you tried write a small Python application that creates a directory :
from os import mkdirs
top_dir = path.join(os.getcwd(), name)
mkdirs(top_dir)
Copy that to a python file called '*create_dir.py*' in your *projectdir*
- and run it by this command '*python create_dir.py*'
One you run it you should have a new empty directory called
'python_created_me' - running the comand again should result in an error.
The reason for doing this is to check that the Python code that Django
is using does work ok.
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четвртак, 03. мај 2018. 01.08.04 UTC+2, TonyF-UK је написао/ла:
Lets troubleshoot:
* Does the directory show up when you do a *dir* command in
projectdir ?
* Can you do anything on the *mysite* directory - can you rename
it,
or even delete it ?
* Can you see it in File explorer
* Can you manually create a directory in your *projectdir* ?
* Can you create a different projectdir - and run *django-admin
startproject mysite* in there ?
My gut feeling is that this is a diskdrive/OS type issue - rather
than
Django specific
You may have a corrupted directory - or a bad section of disk; try
the
troubleshooting steps above first.
On 02/05/18 22:09, Daisy wrote:
> I installed django according to provided instructions and I am
trying
> to follow the Django article: Writing your first Django app, part 1
> <https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/2.0/intro/tutorial01/
<https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/2.0/intro/tutorial01/>> but I am
> stuck at Creating a project with command: django-admin startproject
> mysite.
> The problem is that I CAN execute command but when I try to access
> directory with cd mysite I get the message "The system cannot
find the
> path specified." although when I try to execute command
startproject
> again I get the message that it already exists. (see attachment)
> I cannot find new directory via windows explorer neither.
> I have installed django 2.0.5 version and python 3.6.3 (32-bit).
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