Django admin not available from www.mydomain.com/admin

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I have a django application set up on a domain and have mydomain.com and www.mydomain.com pointing to it and everything is working fine except when I try to access my admin area www.mydomain.com/admin I get "There is no application mounted at the root of this domain." error, but when I access the admin from http://mydomain.com/admin it works fine, why can I not access www.mydomain.com/admin?

UPDATE

All I had to do was clear my browsers cache. Try that.

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The reason is that you've only configured your site to be available at the domain with the 'www.' prefix. The following URLs will all work:

http://mydomain.com/
http://mydomain.com/admin/
http://mydomain.com/anything

But your site is configured to run on 'www.mydomain.com'.

You'll need to re-configure your site in the control panel to use both domains.

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answered 10 Feb '11, 10:29

David L ♦♦
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In the control panel the subdomains mydomain.com and www.mydomain.com are both selected to run the app. The following urls all work:

http://mydomain.com/ http://mydomain.com/whatever http://mydomain.com/admin http://www.mydomain.com/ http://www.mydomain.com/whatever

all work correctly, the only address that doesn't work as it should is http://www.mydomain.com/admin which shows "There is no application mounted at the root of this domain." where I would expect the admin as every other address under www.mydomain.com works fine.

(10 Feb '11, 10:40) Kevin Brolly

Ah, that is weird.

I can't find your account. Could you open a support ticket so we can take a closer look?

(10 Feb '11, 10:43) David L ♦♦

Ticket: ZCF-818793

Thank you for your help.

(10 Feb '11, 10:48) Kevin Brolly

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