I tried doing that and it still failed. I have tried:
Make sure python path is set to include both the path to the settings and the path to the opus package. Make sure the env var for the opus settings path is set. Errors are very misleading, I've had a lot of trouble myself.-AOn Mon, Oct 11, 2010 at 12:25 PM, Brian Bouterse <bmbouter@gmail.com> wrote:
_______________________________________________I am trying to do something like 'python manage.py dbshell' but can't seem to do it with an Opus managed project. How do I do this?I already read the 'django-admin help' yet it does not give any clues.I tried several variants of the following: 'django-admin.py --settings=settings'yet all I get is: Unknown command: '--settings'Does anyone know how to do this?Brian
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