Re: config dev server for static media

2009-03-09 Thread Alex Gaynor
On Mon, Mar 9, 2009 at 8:43 PM, Serdar T. wrote: > > OK. So for posterity's sake, I wanted to note that I solved this > problem, and it was completely my own embarrassingly stupid oversight > (is there a Jargon acronym for telling yourself to read your own > source more closely?). > > The problem

Re: config dev server for static media

2009-03-09 Thread Serdar T.
OK. So for posterity's sake, I wanted to note that I solved this problem, and it was completely my own embarrassingly stupid oversight (is there a Jargon acronym for telling yourself to read your own source more closely?). The problem was not the project layout or Django code, but the link in the

Re: config dev server for static media

2009-03-09 Thread Alex Gaynor
On Mon, Mar 9, 2009 at 3:12 PM, Serdar T. wrote: > > Ok. So are the additional dotted paths being added by the shell in > order to search the child directories of my project? It occurred to me > after I posted that the second of the three paths ( '/home/user/web/ > project/..', ) might map to my

Re: config dev server for static media

2009-03-09 Thread Serdar T.
Ok. So are the additional dotted paths being added by the shell in order to search the child directories of my project? It occurred to me after I posted that the second of the three paths ( '/home/user/web/ project/..', ) might map to my static/ or templates/ directories, for instance. The third

Re: config dev server for static media

2009-03-09 Thread Alex Gaynor
On Mon, Mar 9, 2009 at 1:06 PM, Serdar T. wrote: > > So I'm continuing to look for the source of bugs on this front, and > wanted to add a note on a strange PYTHONPATH issue that I've > encountered. > > When I fire up ipython from my project directory (using ./manage.py > shell) , the PYTHONPATH

Re: config dev server for static media

2009-03-09 Thread Serdar T.
So I'm continuing to look for the source of bugs on this front, and wanted to add a note on a strange PYTHONPATH issue that I've encountered. When I fire up ipython from my project directory (using ./manage.py shell) , the PYTHONPATH includes the following paths for my project: '/home/user/web/

config dev server for static media

2009-03-09 Thread Serdar T.
Hey everyone, Yes, this is yet another plea for help on configuring the dev server for static media. [insert disclaimer here about reading (and re-reading) docs, countless tutorials, etc.] I believe I have everything set up correctly, yet I can't seem to get Django to serve static media on my d