serving static media

If that's the case, then I'm not doing that. So far my setup has a symbolic link app created to point at one of the Django admin media folders, and then applied to the three django sites I've configured so far.

I have also done a mix of static setups for my purposes. In two cases, the static content comes from within the git repository clone that is being used to serve these site, so I have defined two symbolic links, one for each project, and pointed it at the subfolder with the static content in.

For my third django site/app, I have setup a Static app to serve the static content directly.

HTH, Carl

It boils down to this:

• If your sites use the same static media files on a given URL path, then you can use a single app to serve those files on that path (but you can use separate apps if you want to do so).

• If your sites use different static media files on a given URL path, then you must use separate apps to serve those files on that path.