No module named django.contrib.auth Django admin

For some reason my site seems to be working with my custom templates, but when I try to go to the admin i get the error "No module named django.contrib.auth" . This is strange because when I run python2.7 and get my python console I can successfully run "from django.contrib import auth". You can view the traceback by looking at my site admin http://barcode-studios.com/admin

admin django django.contrib.auth

asked 26 Apr '12, 21:47

treyrich2001
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The problem seems to be that your admin.py does not contain the line: from django.contrib import auth

So, adding that should solve the above problem.

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answered 26 Apr '12, 23:13

neeravk
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which admin.py? I had an empty admin.py in my app, but I removed it because of this problem, is it in the actual django installation?

(27 Apr '12, 11:04) treyrich2001

More debugging and further help would require us to disclose some account information here, hence can you please file a support ticket?

(27 Apr '12, 20:01) neeravk

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