Ahoj Tomáš,
> I have problem with django v1.0 installed on Solaris 9 sparc. I installed
> packages cx_Oracle-4.3.1, sqlite3 v3.5.7 and pysqlite-2.4.0 there and tried
> to start './manage.py syncdb' in my project. BUT:
>
> When I define connection to "DATABASE_ENGINE='sqlite3' in settings.py, I get
> $ ./manage.py syncdb
> Error: No module named base
> # Here is really only message 'No module named base' without any 'sqlite'
> string
>
> When I define connection to 'postgresql', I get $ ./manage.py syncdb
> Error: No module named postgresql.base
>
> So, at the end I try connection to oracle db via cx_oracle, I get ./manage.py
> syncdb
> Error: No module named oracle.base
>
> I use the same version of Django1.0 (downloaded from official
> locationhttp://www.djangoproject.com/download/1.0/tarball/) on many servers
> with Debian with the same configuration via settings.py; use sqlite3,
> postgresql or oracle databases with them and without problem described above.
>
> Thanx for your advice, I need it; any advice would be appreciated.
A corrupted installation of Django could cause this. Something to try:
Completely wipe out your Django installation. Verify that there's no
other old flavor of Django lying around in your PYTHONPATH ("import
django" in a python shell should fail). Then redownload the tarball,
and reinstall it.
-Rajesh
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