Hi, Please forgive the possibly daft question, but as an Ubuntu newbie I am going crazy with the following problem.
I am seeing unexpected behaviour on our live production server, running Ubuntu, when I execute manage.py The site hosts two sites, the LIVE site and a mirror TEST site that we use for final testing. The structure of the two sites is as follows \home\project\src\projectfiles \home\test-project\src\projectfiles The \projectfiles directory contains settings.py In both sites there is also a subdirectory \projectfiles\maintenance\commands\loaddata.py which contains a python file we use to load test data into the database. This file used to execute by calling ...\projectfiles\python manage.py loaddata and worked for both LIVE and TEST. Recently I had to upload significant changes to the LIVE so, I copied the src folder, deleted the original and created a brand new src from SVN. The structure is now \home\project\src\projectfiles \home\project\src\src_old\projectfiles \home\test-project\src\projectfiles When I now run \home\project\src\projectfiles\python manage.py loaddata, the file which actually executes the loaddata.py is the one in TEST I have confirmed this by deleting \test-project\maintenance\commands\loaddata.py. and then re-executing the loaddata for the LIVE server. But this gave an "Unknow command: loaddata" error. Any advice on how to resolve this would be greatly appreciated. P.S. I run through a test of the above on my PC running XP, and all continues to work fine. So it looks like some Ubuntu/Linux issue..... Thanks
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