> Why would your wsgi file need to know the site-packages folder? Shouldn't
> the external hosting mechanism configure that properly?!
>
It was just an example of using additional context
I don't know which mecanism you're mentioning. My WSGI file follows what
you can read here about virtualen
Jezdez said he wanted to discuss the point of this feature.
I posted a very simple working patch (I only have a yellow belt in
django/python)
As this was advertised as possible in the docs, I wanted to pass more
variables to the project template rendering command (./manage.py
startproject --temp
Another question about the project template command :
In the example source of django, the name of the "main app" folder in the
root project folder is named "project_name" so to be catched by the context
rendering, I suppose.
I tried to change this default name I want, but the resulting project
Sorry to cross-post this, as I just posted it on django-users,
but it's perhaps a little problem with the django documentation here
I have a working project template that I can use with the new "--template"
option of the startproject management command
I wanted to pass more variables in the temp
