On Monday 02 February 2009, elithrar wrote:
> Whilst you could technically 'upload' django to the webspace that
> you're jailed into, without the package being on the PYTHONPATH you
> won't be able to import django into your scripts - you'll need to SSH
> in and install the package (via either yum
Whilst you could technically 'upload' django to the webspace that
you're jailed into, without the package being on the PYTHONPATH you
won't be able to import django into your scripts - you'll need to SSH
in and install the package (via either yum/apt or using the svn
checkout) first.
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I do not currently use django. I am an experienced web programmer.
I've developed my own frameworks, but have a small project to do that
I'd like to use as a way of learning and testing django.
To the best of my knowledge, here are the circumstances:
A virtual domain on a linux redhat or ubuntu
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