Cheng,
I use Linode and Gentoo as well ! I'm using Apache and MySQL, with
memcached.
I've spent a lot of time optimizing my setup, so I'm happy to help. The
two most important things for me were:
- Reduce database usage. Put some code in django.db.backends.postgresql
to print out all
In the RemovingTheMagic wiki page the SQL to upgrade
django_content_type is given as:
UPDATE django_content_type SET name='group' WHERE model='group';
UPDATE django_content_type SET name='user' WHERE model='user';
The 'group' and 'user' should be plural. stuka fixes this to:
UPDATE d
I've now updated this on the Wiki.
Graham King wrote:
> In the RemovingTheMagic wiki page the SQL to upgrade
> django_content_type is given as:
>
> UPDATE django_content_type SET name='group' WHERE model='group';
> UPDATE django_conten
Flavio,
Have you recently updated your django using svn ? I had the same
problem because there was a 'urls' directory with some .pyc files in
django/contrib/admin (there should only be a urls.py, no directory).
Deleting the urls directory fixed it.
I hope this helps,
Graham.
[EMAIL
I tend to:
- Update tables that have changed (usually adding a column).
- Write & run a python script to move data around as appropriate. It's
usually very easy with the django db api.
- Release your new code and bounce the server.
The advantages compared to the full dump / massage /
tomass wrote:
> In the Flatpages list in the admin interface by default I see "FlatPage
> object" instead of, for instance, the title or URL field.
>
It happened to my app too :-) It seems the most recent django calls
__str__ now, whereas it used to call __repr__.
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When trying to cache a page using the cache_page decorator, it doesn't
seem to work when passing a time with the python 2.4 syntax.
This works:
@cache_page
def index(request):
do stuff
As does this:
def index(request):
do stuff
index = cache_page(index, 60
Kilian,
I does indeed say here that SQLite can handle concurrent transaction,
by queuing them up:
http://www.sqlite.org/faq.html#q7
You're not using an NFS share are you ? Apparently that would break it.
Are you running the app / script on each users machine, or on a web
server the
PythonistL wrote:
> I am going to setup a server to use it with Django.
> I am going to use: Trustix Linux (http://www.trustix.org)
> mod_Python with Apache
>
> Is 1GB memory enough?
>
> Regards,
> L.
>
I'm running two Django sites (www.carriagereturn.org and
www.mytimestream.com) on a vir
I have a custom manager for one of my model objects which limits the
objects returned. When I use the search features of the admin interface,
it seems most of the details of my query set get lost, so the result is
no longer limited by the details I passed to the 'extra' method.
The co
Dear django-users,
I have been getting a segmentation fault when using
django.utils.feedgenerator to generate an RSS feed of my site. This
works fine with 'django-admin runserver', but when run under mod_python,
I get (in Apache's error log):
[Wed Feb 15 22:02:41 2006] [notice] mod_
Yes, that is the case.
Jacob Kaplan-Moss wrote:
> On Feb 15, 2006, at 4:19 PM, Graham King wrote:
>
>> I have been getting a segmentation fault when using
>>django.utils.feedgenerator to generate an RSS feed of my site. This
>>works fine with 'django-admin r
paolo wrote:
> Hi, I had problems running Django with mod_python, so I had the
> possibility to investigate and obtain some detailed info, which I'd
> like to share here.
>
> I'd like to suggest "Expat Causing Apache Crash", which explains
> problems caused due to mismatches in the version of t
Luke Plant wrote:
> On Tuesday 14 February 2006 10:07, Gábor Farkas wrote:
>
>
>>i'd like to increase/enhance my javascript knowledge, which right now
>>is rather limited (zero?) :)
>>
>>so, are there are books/websites you can recommend?
>>
>>i'm primarily interested in the application of java
Graham King wrote:
>
>
> paolo wrote:
>
>>Hi, I had problems running Django with mod_python, so I had the
>>possibility to investigate and obtain some detailed info, which I'd
>>like to share here.
>>
>>I'd like to suggest "Expat Causi
You could make the form invisible using css:
#theFormId {
display: none;
}
then use Javascript to change this to display = block. If they don't
have Javascript the form won't appear.
Or you could use Javascript to write the form out, as in:
document.write('
pbx wrote:
> Adrian said:
>> I've never used Dreamhost, but I'll just toss in my two cents that
>> having a dedicated server, with root access, is well worth it.
>> ... it's still kinda-sorta affordable in the grand scheme
>> of things if you're serious about making Web apps.
>
> I totally agre
If you are using the development server, you need something like this
in your urls.py:
(r'^media/(?P.*)$', 'django.views.static.serve', {'document_root':
r'/home/spock/python/iwywiad/media/'})
Spock wrote:
> Hello, I'm trying to setup MEDIA_ROOT for test application.
> Here are reults :)
>
Spock,
Can you post your urls.py here ? Probably you're just missing a comma.
Graham.
Spock wrote:
> Thant for advice but it doesn't help much..
> Now I'm getting (Web page):
>
> TypeError at /media/dupa.txt
> 'tuple' object is not callable
> Request Method: GET
> Request URL: htt
Dear django-users,
Is there a way to control the values that appear in a pulldown (a
ForeignKey field) on the admin interface ?
I would like the ForeignKey to only be assignable to a subset of all
values.
Any help much appreciated.
Graham.
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user.
It isn't exactly pretty, and I'm not sure if it causes an issue with
threading (I don't know how mod_python works well enough), but it works !
I'm using the CVS trunk build.
Thanks again,
Graham.
Russell Cloran wrote:
> Hi,
>
> On Mon, 2006-04-10 at 1
In the RemovingTheMagic wiki page, the MySQL for upgrading the database
has these two lines:
ALTER TABLE django_content_type rename package to app_label;
ALTER TABLE django_content_type rename python_module_name to model;
In MySQL 4.1.14 (and in the docs for MySQL 5.0), the commands s
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