To test, I altered the line os.environ['DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE']
='myproject.settings' in django.fcgi, changing 'myproject.settings' to
something invalid. As it should have, the page gave me an error on
reload. I then changed ' myproject.settings' back to normal, and my
changes appeared immediately -- I'm guessing because it was forced to
reload the settings file.
Any idea how to fix this? I'm running Django on a subdomain, with all
the files in the home directory. I'm also new to this. Mercy would be
appreciated.
Thanks,
Chase
You have to kill python after Python changes using "pkill python"
command. Or "pkill python2.4", if you use Python 2.4. It will force
restart of fcgi.
If you use Django cache, you may want to flush it, if your changes
affect content. For example, I use a file-based cache. In this case
flushing is as simple as removing cache files.
Thanks,
Eugene
Thanks,
Chase