Well, this may not be the best idea
On a production server, you'd make it differently
Sure, you could do it this way, but Django should serve dynamic context,
so unless you are rendering images on your machine, you should use
Nginx, or apache to serve your images, aka. staticfiles/media
you'd just point your user to /static/image.jpeg
and apache/nginx would take care of the rest
here is a example django/nginx/uwsgi configuration that I use on my server
https://nemec.lu/en/how-to/~django-nginx-uwsgi-ssl
Enjoy!
On 08/06/2013 11:48 AM, Hélio Miranda wrote:
Hi
I have a doubt, to show a picture do this:
*return HttpResponse (photo, content_type = 'image / jpeg')*
And if I show you a video as you want to do? Someone can help me?
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