The initial syncdb creates the tables for django and dhcelery et al. before it asks about superuser creation.
That's fine, however, it doesn't throw a bcrypt not found until you enter the password a second time and ends the process.
Installing bcrypt and attempting to run syncdb again doesn't ask about superuser and the only answer becomes to drop the tables or the database schema to let syncdb run again.
The initial syncdb creates the tables for django and dhcelery et al. before it asks about superuser creation. That's fine, however, it doesn't throw a bcrypt not found until you enter the password a second time and ends the process.
Installing bcrypt and attempting to run syncdb again doesn't ask about superuser and the only answer becomes to drop the tables or the database schema to let syncdb run again.