Setting up Django in apache

[Pepsi330ml]

Hi,

Initially, my setting in apache is

<Location "/">
...
</Location>

The web request http://www.mydjango.com will be handle by my django
page.

Now, i want to change the web request to http://www.mydjango.com/pepsi,
to be handled by my django page.
I do not want to change the urls.py in my django project.

This do not work.
<Location "/pepsi/">
...
</Location


How do i configure the apache to support this?

Thank you.

[Pepsi330ml]

Hi

Forget to add on. I am using Django version 0.96.
Don't intend to upgrade to version 1.0 now.

Thus i cannot use the PythonOption django.root
Is there other alternative?

Thank you.

[Graham Dumpleton]

From memory the answer is 'No'.

Graham

[James Bennett]

On Wed, Sep 3, 2008 at 10:28 PM, Pepsi330ml <pepsi...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Thus i cannot use the PythonOption django.root
> Is there other alternative?

Well, what you can generally do to work around this if you have an
older Django is to create a new file, say, root_urls.py in your
project, and set it up like a normal URLConf, but in it put only a
single pattern:

(r'^your_site_root/', include('your_real_urls.py'),

Then make this your root URLConf.

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