Django-CMS @ Webfaction

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I had read everything about this topic without results. This what i did:

I went to my account>Domains/Websites application> Application and Create Django 1.5.1 application and a Static app.
I add the Django and static applications to different websites.
I went to SSH and run this: easy-install-2.7 pip and pip install django-cms (everything installed at home/myusername/lib/python2.7)
I went to home/myusername/webapp/django and run django-admin.py startproject newsite. After that i rm -rf myproject.
At newsite/newsite i edited the settings.pyand urls.py as Django-CMS suggest.
After that i tried to run python2.7 manage.py syncdb (-all and -fake) but it tells me that all the apps where missing. ('cms.plugins.file' 'cms.plugins.flash' 'cms.plugins.googlemap' 'cms.plugins.link' 'cms.plugins.picture' 'cms.plugins.snippet' 'cms.plugins.teaser' 'cms.plugins.text' 'cms.plugins.video' 'cms.plugins.twitter', etc.)

I think that the problem could be that the django-cms is not inside the newsite project folder.

What should i do next? where im supossed to put the django-cms files?

Best regards to all of you,

Iván

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The error seems to suggest it is missing a plugin or module which a plugin requires. If you submit a support ticket we can check your account in real-time and troubleshoot further.

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answered 16 Jul '13, 19:55

johns
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I dont think is that, those are the modules i added in the INSTALLED APPS section at the settings.py file:

'cms',
'mptt',
'menus',
'south',
'sekizai', 
'cms.plugins.flash'
'cms.plugins.googlemap'
'cms.plugins.link'
'cms.plugins.text'
'cms.plugins.twitter'
'filer'
'cmsplugin_filer_file'
'cmsplugin_filer_folder'
'cmsplugin_filer_image'
'cmsplugin_filer_teaser'
'cmsplugin_filer_video'
'reversion'

The problem must be that the django-cms files aren't installing at the application folder (html/myusername/webapps/django/lib/python2.7/) that is the reason why they are missing.

(17 Jul '13, 05:09) divxpr

Please open a ticket at our support site, and we'll help you find the cause of the issue.

(17 Jul '13, 08:09) timg ♦♦

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