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I’m under Vista, and modified setenv.bat to make django-admin.py available from the django environment (Use BitNami DjangoStack in the Start menu). Now that django-admin.py is in the path, it does not work: C:\Users\François\BitNami DjangoStack projects>django-admin.py startproject mysite There seems to be a trouble with Python’s path… |
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Hi, Did the change described at http://bitnami.com/forums/forums/djangostack/to… fix your issue? |
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Hi. Unfortunately, it did not fix the issue. |
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Does it work for you if you specify the path to django-admin.py script?
Do you have any other python installed in your system? |
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Specifying the path to django-admin.py script makes it work. Yes, I have another Python (2.5.2) installed. And without using the “Use Bitnami Djangostack” CLI (in a normal Windows Shell), it does not work either. |
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Hi, We will fix that for the next version. Regarding to run any django command from a command prompt different to “Use Django”, the Stack is independent from the system and do not modify the environment variables. If you prefer you can add the Stack environment variables to your system variables. You can find them in installdir/scripts/setenv.bat file. |

