> Each time what? It's a development server, expected to be used as you
> develop your code. It's pretty good but not perfect about re-loading itself
I typically do a long-term development session for a day or two...
then go off an do another project for a while (a couple days.) So I'd
shut eve
On Sat, Aug 23, 2008 at 10:42 PM, Rob Erbaron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
>
> Next question: Is there a way to set up this development server as a
> service so I don't have to start it from a terminal each time?
>
Each time what? It's a development server, expected to be used as you
develop your c
> First question: are you really running the development server on your
> local box?
Yes, definitely the local box. Well, let me clarify... I've got Python
and Apache on the local box but my Apache Web root is actually on a
share on another box (my file server). But I just point to /home/rob/
pat
SOLVED. (and a followup question)
I was running "python manage.py runserver" in a terminal, and then hit
Ctrl-C... and then called up my Web browser.
So, duh, I was shutting down the server in the terminal window and
THEN browsing
Jeesh. /shakes head/
Leaving the terminal window open, runn
"python manage.py runserver 0.0.0.0:8000" is always easier than
looking up the IP address using ifconfig -- It simply listens on all
IP addresses. :)
Erik
On 24.08.2008, at 4:13, Jeff Anderson wrote:
> Rob wrote:
>> Not for me! :( I get a "Unable able to connect. Firefox cannot
>> establish
Rob wrote:
Not for me! :( I get a "Unable able to connect. Firefox cannot
establish a connection to the server at 127.0.0.1:8000" message. I've
searched the group messages and there are only a handful of
(unrelated) messages about this.
First question: are you really running the development se
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