I'm a little confused about the choice of the database user to specify
in the settings.py configuration file.
On the one hand, if I set the user to be 'www-data' (the Apache2
user), I can serve pages to the public just fine, but cannot use the
admin site.
DatabaseError at /admin/
permission denie
Thank you, I'm sure you're essentially correct, with one wrinkle.
What I believe happened was that the Debian upgrade resulted in a
change from python 2.5 to 2.6,
and so I believe that what happened was that resulted in the
pythonpath changing as well, and pointing
to the Debian 'python-django' pac
During an update of Debian ("squeeze/sid") last week, something broke
the previously functional Postgresql schema syntax on my site(s).
Up until the update, this was working fine:
class Meta:
db_schema = "world"
db_table = "country"
Once I performed the update, the following error occurs:
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