Hi Björn,
if you want a fully read only database, you will need to modify the
session handling app so you
write your session data to somewhere else. I have a old patch somewhere
which put the stuff into memcached
which I can try to find if you are interested
regards
Ian
Björn Patrick Swift wr
I have recently started playing with django and am very intrigued. Our
usage is to have django serve as a frontend for our database cluster.
To do this I am using django.contrib.admin and extending it when
necessary.
One of the first additions was adding a read_only option to Model's
Meta class. H
