"Although this server is convenient for development, resist the temptation to use it in anything resembling a production environment. The development server can handle only a single request at a time reliably, and it has not gone through a security audit of any sort."
The 'runserver' command should only be used for local development. You need to configure your server to work with Django via wsgi (or a similar method).
Jonathan
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-- On Mon, Sep 3, 2012 at 1:26 PM, ecs1749 <ecs1749@gmail.com> wrote:
I have Django working from a shared host account (westhost). I was able to follow all of the steps in tutorials 1 & 2 except the part on starting the development server. Apparently westhost won't let you run that. Without the development server, how do I access the Django admin functions?
Thanks,
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