__init__() got an unexpected keyword argument 'max_length'
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DjangoFett
Dec 13, 2007, 2:27:46 AM12/13/07
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I get the above error when running an application via apache2. not
when i use the built in 'python mange.py runserver' command.
I've done a svn update with the current trunk both directly into my
site-packages directory and to another directory with an 'ln' link
inside the site-packages directory. i have another server that
currently uses the 'max_length' directive without problem. i have
copied that directory into the proper local directory as well with no
help either. this error is greatly stifling my development of a
current project and i need any information that could help. please
help! :-)
Randall Prince
when i use the built in 'python mange.py runserver' command.
I've done a svn update with the current trunk both directly into my
site-packages directory and to another directory with an 'ln' link
inside the site-packages directory. i have another server that
currently uses the 'max_length' directive without problem. i have
copied that directory into the proper local directory as well with no
help either. this error is greatly stifling my development of a
current project and i need any information that could help. please
help! :-)
Randall Prince
DjangoFett
Dec 13, 2007, 3:50:58 AM12/13/07
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Found the problem. There was another copy of django in the python
framework directory (this was all in OS X). I deleted it and 'ln'd my
trunk directory in its place. Everything seems to work well now.
Thanks to Magus on #django.
Randall
framework directory (this was all in OS X). I deleted it and 'ln'd my
trunk directory in its place. Everything seems to work well now.
Thanks to Magus on #django.
Randall
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