Re: `manage.py syncdb` fails, but what does the error mean?

[christoffer.buchh...@gmail.com]

I was too quick there, because just after sending the last email, I
found the problem. It seemed, that the copy of South, that Snowy
bundles in /lib/south, was the culprit. When I deleted it, and
installed south in my virtualenv instead, things started working.

Thank you for your help!

On Sun, Oct 2, 2011 at 8:27 AM, christoffer.buchh...@gmail.com
 wrote:
> All right. I have now tried renaming my virtualenv to Snowyv, so no
> mix-up would occur. That didn't solve the problem, the error is the
> same.
> I have not Snowy install globally. The only copy I have of Snowy, is
> the one I have in /home/cb/Projects/snowy. I also use virtualenv
> (/home/cb/.virtualenvs/snowy), so no mix-up should occur even if I
> did, but I don't.
>
> I can understand, from what've said, that some misunderstanding about
> the directories and such, is what is going on, but I don't think this
> is it, unfortunately.
>
> On Sun, Oct 2, 2011 at 6:11 AM, Ramiro Morales  wrote:
>> On Sat, Oct 1, 2011 at 8:06 AM, chrisbuchholz
>>  wrote:
>>> Hey,
>>>
>>> I have this django 1.2 app, Snowy[1], that I try to get to run locally. But
>>> everytime I do `manage.py syncdb` I get this[2] error, but I have no idea
>>> what it means.
>>>
>>> Snowy uses, by default django 1.2, python 2 and SQLite3, and at first, I
>>> thought it was because that django couldnt talk to SQLite3, but if I create
>>> a new django 1.2 app in a python 2 environment, it works fine, so that is
>>> not it.
>>>
>>> I have no idea what the error means, and the Snowy devs haven't been able to
>>> help me out either. I hope some of you guys can.
>>>
>>> [1]: http://git.gnome.org/browse/snowy
>>> [2]: http://paste.pocoo.org/show/485318/
>>
>> Your traceback shows you have a weird mixup of paths, both
>> /home/cb/.virtualenvs/snowy/ and /home/cb/Projects/snowy/
>> appear as locations of the snowy app.
>> Perhaps you created a virtualenv with a copy of the app
>> there but already have a global one?.
>>
>> Also, is seems the app ships a copy of several third party
>> django apps (like south) inside their lib/ subdir.
>>
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Re: `manage.py syncdb` fails, but what does the error mean?

[christoffer.buchh...@gmail.com]

All right. I have now tried renaming my virtualenv to Snowyv, so no
mix-up would occur. That didn't solve the problem, the error is the
same.
I have not Snowy install globally. The only copy I have of Snowy, is
the one I have in /home/cb/Projects/snowy. I also use virtualenv
(/home/cb/.virtualenvs/snowy), so no mix-up should occur even if I
did, but I don't.

I can understand, from what've said, that some misunderstanding about
the directories and such, is what is going on, but I don't think this
is it, unfortunately.

On Sun, Oct 2, 2011 at 6:11 AM, Ramiro Morales  wrote:
> On Sat, Oct 1, 2011 at 8:06 AM, chrisbuchholz
>  wrote:
>> Hey,
>>
>> I have this django 1.2 app, Snowy[1], that I try to get to run locally. But
>> everytime I do `manage.py syncdb` I get this[2] error, but I have no idea
>> what it means.
>>
>> Snowy uses, by default django 1.2, python 2 and SQLite3, and at first, I
>> thought it was because that django couldnt talk to SQLite3, but if I create
>> a new django 1.2 app in a python 2 environment, it works fine, so that is
>> not it.
>>
>> I have no idea what the error means, and the Snowy devs haven't been able to
>> help me out either. I hope some of you guys can.
>>
>> [1]: http://git.gnome.org/browse/snowy
>> [2]: http://paste.pocoo.org/show/485318/
>
> Your traceback shows you have a weird mixup of paths, both
> /home/cb/.virtualenvs/snowy/ and /home/cb/Projects/snowy/
> appear as locations of the snowy app.
> Perhaps you created a virtualenv with a copy of the app
> there but already have a global one?.
>
> Also, is seems the app ships a copy of several third party
> django apps (like south) inside their lib/ subdir.
>
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Re: `manage.py syncdb` fails, but what does the error mean?

[Ramiro Morales]

On Sat, Oct 1, 2011 at 8:06 AM, chrisbuchholz
 wrote:
> Hey,
>
> I have this django 1.2 app, Snowy[1], that I try to get to run locally. But
> everytime I do `manage.py syncdb` I get this[2] error, but I have no idea
> what it means.
>
> Snowy uses, by default django 1.2, python 2 and SQLite3, and at first, I
> thought it was because that django couldnt talk to SQLite3, but if I create
> a new django 1.2 app in a python 2 environment, it works fine, so that is
> not it.
>
> I have no idea what the error means, and the Snowy devs haven't been able to
> help me out either. I hope some of you guys can.
>
> [1]: http://git.gnome.org/browse/snowy
> [2]: http://paste.pocoo.org/show/485318/

Your traceback shows you have a weird mixup of paths, both
/home/cb/.virtualenvs/snowy/ and /home/cb/Projects/snowy/
appear as locations of the snowy app.
Perhaps you created a virtualenv with a copy of the app
there but already have a global one?.

Also, is seems the app ships a copy of several third party
django apps (like south) inside their lib/ subdir.

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Re: `manage.py syncdb` fails, but what does the error mean?

[christoffer.buchh...@gmail.com]

As you can see in the source code[1], there is no app inside the
project directory named snowy, so that is not the case.

[1]: http://git.gnome.org/browse/snowy

On Sat, Oct 1, 2011 at 3:50 PM, Martin J. Laubach  wrote:
>   My guess would be that you named your project directory the same as one of
> your app directories, that causes all kind of weird import errors.
>     mjl
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Re: `manage.py syncdb` fails, but what does the error mean?

[Martin J. Laubach]

  My guess would be that you named your project directory the same as one of 
your app directories, that causes all kind of weird import errors.

mjl

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`manage.py syncdb` fails, but what does the error mean?

[chrisbuchholz]

Hey,

I have this django 1.2 app, Snowy[1], that I try to get to run locally. But 
everytime I do `manage.py syncdb` I get this[2] error, but I have no idea 
what it means.

Snowy uses, by default django 1.2, python 2 and SQLite3, and at first, I 
thought it was because that django couldnt talk to SQLite3, but if I create 
a new django 1.2 app in a python 2 environment, it works fine, so that is 
not it.

I have no idea what the error means, and the Snowy devs haven't been able to 
help me out either. I hope some of you guys can.

[1]: http://git.gnome.org/browse/snowy
[2]: http://paste.pocoo.org/show/485318/

// chrisbuchholz

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