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Le dim. 5 jan. 2020 à 22:06, 'Dash LaLonde' via Django users <django-users@googlegroups.com> a écrit :
--Well I can't go any further, I keep getting SyntaxError SECRET_KEY, the only thing I changed was I added another os.path.dirname to thesettings because that is where it exists. I also set the domain and ip address, neither of which should create the error. While this is a newendeavor to learn something new, I can't waste time on this, when the only answer I can find the SyntaxError is due to incorrect spacing between command and setting.Can only move it one spot in either direction and neither work, so if anyone has a better solution let me know, I would like to be able tolearn Django. this is how my settings look# SECURITY WARNING: keep the secret key used in production secret!
SECRET_KEY = '(%_cwwe@d#gg&+$myg9c%f961^y(kfd*-q=81k28y%#q&*6%o*'this is my error messageSECRET_KEY = '(%_cwwe@d#gg&+$myg9c%f961^y(kfd*-q=81k28y%#q&*6%o*'
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SyntaxError: invalid syntaxThanks
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