Re: Applications disapearing from admin at random

2010-02-03 Thread Xavier Ordoquy
Hi, Did you make sure your webserver refreshed the application code ? I sometime had similar issue because different processes had different code versions and this leads to a totally random behavior. Also, if you don't have issues while DEBUG=True, you will want to make sure you have a 404.html

Re: Applications disapearing from admin at random

2010-02-03 Thread CreativeConvergence
Thank you for your reply I learned something. Unfortunatelly all model admin registration are made in admin.py files. Elsewhere I found an advise to turn debuging on when you launch manage.py runfcgi and since I added that parameter to the command line I don't have any problem. I'm still looking f

Re: Applications disapearing from admin at random

2010-02-02 Thread Karen Tracey
On Tue, Feb 2, 2010 at 6:10 AM, Thomas Schreiber wrote: > Missing applications in the admin is the sign of an error in an admin.py > I'd double check there first. > Or admin registrations being placed somewhere besides admin.py. Sometimes people put them in models.py and that "works" under the

Re: Applications disapearing from admin at random

2010-02-02 Thread Thomas Schreiber
Missing applications in the admin is the sign of an error in an admin.py I'd double check there first. -Tom On Tue, Feb 2, 2010 at 00:59, CreativeConvergence wrote: > Hi, > I have a django-mingus blog I modified a bit and it's running > perfectly under django integrated development web server.

Applications disapearing from admin at random

2010-02-01 Thread CreativeConvergence
Hi, I have a django-mingus blog I modified a bit and it's running perfectly under django integrated development web server. Once deployed with flup and cherokee there is a lot of odd beaviour. Sometimes the site load OK and sometimes the appearance of the site is not ok like if it didn't find the