Not having the book yet (it's in the mail) I'm not sure exactly what
is on page 84, so I'll make a couple of suggestions/observations.
The "No such table" error message means exactly what it says, so this
really feels like "python manage.py syncdb" wasn't run (or wasn't run
successfully).
In addition to uncommenting the MIDDLEWARE lines you also want to
uncomment the following INSTALLED_APPS lines:
INSTALLED_APPS = (
'django.contrib.auth', # This includes creating the table
'auth_user'
'django.contrib.contenttypes',
'django.contrib.sessions', # This creates the table
'django_sessions'
'django.contrib.sites',
)
and *then* run syncdb again.
If you still don't get prompted for superuser it might mean the Django
thinks that it has already created these tables (but the error message
indicates it doesn't think so). Once Django sees that the table
exists, it won't make any changes to it. This is called schema
evolution (or migration) and it can be a tripping point.
So, you might want to reset the world by:
python manage.py reset auth sessions --noinput # or
whatever apps you are doing the reset on
or, more brutally, just delete your sqlite3 file and do a syncdb.
Either of these will destroy any data in the associated tables, but
since you are working through a tutorial I'm assuming that you don't
have too much invested in them.
HTH,
Peter
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