The quick answer for MacPorts python:
1) Edit the file /Users//.bash_profile. Add the following line
below the line "export ENV", or to the end of the file if you don't see that
line:
"export PATH=/opt/local/bin:/opt/local/sbin:$PATH"
2) At the command prompt run "python_select -l" This will sh
So for future users who have the same problem.
I uninstalled the macports version of django with this:
sudo port -f uninstall
and then reinstalled with easy setup which automatically puts the
django package in the correct place.
Now everything worked as described in the tutorial.
Could be wor
Thanks a lot backdoc!!
I found the site packages you mentioned, but neither Python 2.5 nor
2.6 have any django in it.
I know that on the commandline it is running version 2.5 and django is
freshly installed and so could need 2.6.
How could I install it there?
I start to think the Macports install
Type "which python" at the command line as your regular user. Then, look at
/usr/bin/python*, /usr/lib, /usr/local/bin/python* and /usr/local/lib.
Find where the site-packages for Django are located. Make sure that "which
python" is pointing to the correct version.
Sounds like Django is not in
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