It looks like you have your virtual environment activated, but some of your
dependencies might be missing (django perhaps).
When you installed Arches did you use this command:
pip install arches --no-binary :all:
If you just ran "pip install arches" then you'll be missing all of your
dependencies
Sorry to hear that you have had trouble! If you just want to test it out, I
agree with Adam that the demo installation is a good option. The direct
link to that is http://v4demo.archesproject.org/
Ben
On Wed, 10 Apr 2019 at 12:23, Adam Cox wrote:
> Hello, the error you found won't be especially
Hello, the error you found won't be especially difficult to overcome, but
it does sound like perhaps you may like to just try out the demo
installation that you can get to from the archesproject.org home page?
To handle the error, you'll need to activate your virtual environment, as
described in s
Hi all,
I've been struggling through trying to install Arches all day today
(historian background, not IT professional!) and I thought I was getting
somewhere reaching the point where it told me Arches had been installed (in
Windows command prompt) but even our IT support are unable to get very
Hi Bryan,
It sounds like your best bet would be to implement a custom storage backend:
https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.11/howto/custom-file-storage/
You are probably looking to override the _save() method.
Examples of how this could work:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4894976/django-cus
