Hey all,
I'm trying to deploy a project I've been developing for a long time and,
in preparation, have tried to move everything (including settings.py,
etc.) into one overarching module. So, here's my setup:
/dmi
__init__.py
manage.py (which I realize I now can't use)
settings.py
urls.py
/assignments
/calendar
/orgs
/recommendations
/shared
This is all inside a src folder in my Eclipse workspace.
When I run
django-admin.py validate --pythonpath=/home/tobryan1/workspace/dmi/src/
--settings=dmi.settings
I get
dmi.orgs: No module named settings
dmi.recommendations: No module named settings
dmi.shared: No module named settings
dmi.calendar: No module named settings
dmi.assignments: No module named settings
5 errors found.
I'm sure the problem must be something to do with my path and
where Django apps expect their settings to come from, but I can't
figure out what's going on. I've searched for explicit mention of
settings in my apps, but don't see anything. I thought maybe I
needed to use configure() or something, but I thought the --settings
option to django-admin.py would handle that.
Does anyone see the problem?
Todd
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