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Barbara Shaurette (author)
Sat Apr 25 15:16:23 -0700 2009
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README
This is a super-simple project - I work on a Mac and just run it locally from the built in Django dev server. It's essentially just a few models and a slightly tweaked admin, but it's been invaluable for helping me manage my dozens of domain and registrar records. ................. Make sure you have Django installed: http://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.0/topics/install/ Update the project settings.py - the only two things you really need to pay attention to are: - configuring your db connection - setting a path to the project templates folder: TEMPLATE_DIRS = ( '/path/to/django_domains/templates/', ) From the 'django_domains' folder, run: python manage.py syncdb Once you've gone through that process, set up your admin user, etc., just start the project and you should be good to go: python manage.py runserver


