It worked, but I also discovered a relative path to the database file
in the settings.py was a bad move. Changing it to absolute was the
second part of the solution.
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Thanks, Sid; I'll try it.
On Oct 17, 7:57 am, Sid wrote:
> I guess you're using SQLite as your database. It's a file permission
> error.
>
> If you're on linux try "chmod 777 test.db" to change the file
> permissions. And also!!, keep in mind that the directory that the DB
> file is should also
I guess you're using SQLite as your database. It's a file permission
error.
If you're on linux try "chmod 777 test.db" to change the file
permissions. And also!!, keep in mind that the directory that the DB
file is should also be writable. So do a chmod on the dir as well to
test it out.
-Sid
I'm running django with mod_python/Apache and its my first time
setting up a server. Among the problems, when I navigate to the
address I receive an OperationalError "unable to open database file."
I can't help but think my vhosts.conf is done wrong.
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