>
> Another way is to set your admin_media_prefix to something like /
> admin_media/ and then in your apache conf set an alias for it.
>
> Alias /admin_media/ /usr/local/pyvans/lib/python2.6/site-packages/
> grappelli/media/
>
>
> jaymz
>
In fact, this way works for me.
Thanks for your help
Le Thursday 15 July 2010 14:25:27, jaymzcd a écrit :
> There's a few ways to do it. An easy way if your just serving up some
> css, images etc is to symlink your admin_media folder in your media
> directory to the media folder in your django admin install:
>
> [ja...@293230-app1 ~]$ ls /var/django
Hi.
I've made an app (django 1.2) which works fine for tests, on my laptop with
the django built-in web server.
I want to put in production my app, with Apache and mod_wsgi.
I've verified I've django 1.2 on the production server.
The problem is I've no images. When I connect to the admin site
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