I am working through the online book and documentation and hit a snag
at the admin site. I set up the admin.py with my model admin class,
and then added the following to urls.py patterns
(r'^admin/(.*)', admin.site.root),
(using the 1.0 release of Django). The issue is with the way my web
host has set up Django hosting. It involves another web server
(lighty) and the use of mod_rewrite to forward requests to the other
webserver, which then talks to the fastcgi process running my Django
app (that's my vague understanding of it at least). So, I have a rule
like this in my .htaccess:
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://localhost:8080/xxxx/$1 [P]
This works great for all my other Django playing around--the urls set
up in urls.py work fine. But for the admin site, the login page
generated by going to
mysite.com/admin/
has a form action = "/xxxx/admin/", and when you submit the form,
Django complains with an error page that "The current URL, xxxx/
admin/, didn't match any of these." -- no match of course in urls.py.
So it's some issue with the fastcgi/django/mod_rewrite connection.
Just hoping someone here has an idea. But as I said, all the other
urls set up in urls.py work fine. Just the admin one is acting
strange.
Thanks!
Chris
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