Closed techoutlooks closed 10 years ago
I tried to replicate the error in a clean virtual environment, starting from scratch and following the README directives. I encountered an exception because of a missing credentials config file that I fixed. Otherwise everything looks fine. Have you updated your branch to the latest commit (4178f7597d)?
A 404-Forbidden is strange for a stock Django installation. I would expect 404-NotFound and 403-Fobidden (maybe 500 errors because of ALLOWED_HOSTS settings in Django 1.5.1).
Could you paste the console output of "python manage.py runserver"? Do you have any other messages showing up on the page apart the 404-Forbidden one?
Thank you, Sebastien.
Sebastien Mirolo smirolo@fortylines.com http://fortylines.com
On Jun 8, 2013, at 3:31 AM, techoutlooks wrote:
First, thank you for th initiative of adding value to this nice project.
We are not sure where to post, but do you have any clue why we we are experiencing 404-Forbidden error trying to access http://127.0.0.1:8000/saas/root as per the setup steps described in the readme ?
We would appreciate your feedback.
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This is a question more than an issue. Please re-open or email me if you need more help to setup the project on your machine. Thanks.
First, thank you for th initiative of adding value to this nice project.
We are not sure where to post, but do you have any clue why we we are experiencing 404-Forbidden error trying to access http://127.0.0.1:8000/saas/root as per the setup steps described in the readme ?
We would appreciate your feedback.