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CShadowRun, ls -ald $DIRECTORY_NAME

ln -s will tell you

that too

erm, ls -l

ln -s is for making symlnks

-rwxrwxrwx 1 www-data www-data 258 2009-07-26 00:38 django.wsgi

yeah, sorry about that. :-/

hehe

Finder, the problem with not having the 'd' is that it will show the contents of the directory, too.

yup

I want the perms on the dir itself

CShadowRun, it's a bad idea to have directories world-writable

so do it from /home/cshadowrun/django/mysite/

drwxr-xr-x 2 cshadowrun cshadowrun 4096 2009-07-26 00:38 apache

yeah, that's fine

elliotf, i know, i'm just trying to make it work, then i'll make it secure

CShadowRun, okay, just saying. :)

is wsgi even working?

by wsgi I mean mod_wsgi

Finder, dunno, it was yesterday. How do i check?

I think it will tell you in the apache log

when you start apache

when i go to my page in the forbidden message i get "Apache/2.2.11 (Ubuntu) PHP/5.2.6-3ubuntu4.1 with Suhosin-Patch mod_wsgi/2.3 Python/2.6.2 Server at 127.0.0.1 Port 80"

I don't have apache here so I can't check, sorry...#apache can tell you

so i guess it's atleast loaded

Apache is, yeah...not sure about mod_wsgi

the logs don't say much, just compiled, runtime using, python module path, resuming normal operations, access to / denied

did you try just bouncing apache if you can?

don't know what that is

is this a shared host or are you running apache specifically for your site?

Finder, i'm running it on my box at home to play about

sudo /etc/init.d/httpd restart

yup, i've done that every time we've tried something new

only it's apache2 not httpd

ok

I don't really know, I'm going to research a bit but you might ask in #apache too

cshadowrun: you should probably read a bit more about apache first that will save a lot of time

since it's more a mod_wsgi and apache problem than a django related problem (since we know django.wsgi isn't being hit)

CShadowRun: can you upload a copy of your virtual host somewhere?

atob, virtual host?

is there a way to set display:none on my form fields ... I don't want to use exclude() b/c I want them to be there ... I'm trying to do this at the form level

aonweb, maybe, but this sounds complicated since nobodys been able to solve it so far, and as i said it was working yesterday and i don't know of anything i did that could have stopped it from working :S

sky1: using css you can do that

but yea, i'll check out #apache and see if i can get any further with them, thanks :)

Sky1: you can also change the widget to a hidden widget

skyl: sorry, that was to you

yep either way

but i prefer controlling presentation using css

but if you're just wanting to change the display that won't work...or you can set attrs=(style={'display:none'}) on the widget

yep, that's best

right, but I have a lot of things to select ... yeah ... I could just add to css ..

I know I got the attrs wrong so you may want to look that up in widgets in the doc

is there a pre-save trigger or somewhere that I can calculate a value before saving (but only the first time it's being saved)?

unomystEz: overriding save is the easiest way imho

there is a pre-save signal

how can I determine if it's the first time being saved?

ie, insert

if you use get_or_create you will know if it existed or is new

is not hasattr(self, 'id') or not self.id:

it doesn't get assigned until after save is done

cshadowrun: do you have access denied error?

s/is/if

aonweb, yup, "You don't have permission to access / on this server."

you should relook at your mappings in your conf file, as well as have a look at enabled and disabled sites

besides your routing table config and port access

heres my httpd.conf http://pastebin.com/m5b96c112

dunno what enabled and disabled sites is, sorry

as for my routing table, i'm pretty sure theres nothing between me and 127.0.0.1

is that the only conf file used? there could be others as well

nope, that's the entire httpd.conf and i don't know of any other config files

CShadowRun: how about your /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/000-default?

Has anyone here used Django South (for migrations), is it stable enough to actually use and depend on?

I like the idea since it's very similar to rails or even better :D

Finder, http://pastebin.com/mfd993a4

CShadowRun: can we have errors from /var/log/apache2/error.log