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Hello, I installed django-social-auth in apache2/lib under my project directory. I added the path to the folder to PYTHONPATH, and added 'social auth' to installed apps. Still I get this error. I installed it the same way on my local machine and it worked. What am I doing wrong? Thanks, Tamara asked 31 May '12, 10:55 Tamara |
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You would need to add to the python path either in your httpd.conf or your wsgi file. Adding to the PYTHONPATH in your .bashrc will not be used when your application is run by the webserver. We have documentation to help with adding the path to either of these here. If you would like us to take a closer look at the issue, feel free to open a support ticket. answered 31 May '12, 11:15 bmeyer71 ♦♦ Thanks, bmeyer, for the tips on modifying your app. Question: Since the last comment, I believe all users have had their apps be converted to using wsgi, correct ?
(03 Jul '13, 13:44)
stevefeedtastik
We haven't converted any user apps to mod_wsgi. We don't support mod_python any longer (it will still run on old servers, but not on new servers, and we're not making any new installers for it), so if you want to convert to mod_wsgi, you'll need to do so yourself.
(03 Jul '13, 14:01)
seanf
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sorry mistake, django-social-auth is in the lib folder right beside python2.7 and it's link is added in the same way.