The web server uses less resources serving static, than django, so the responsibility for serving static content is often left to the web server.
You should look at the settings.py file for other potential paths as well.
Look in the settings.py for other potential issues.
There is the potential a "media" path may also rely on web server resources.
settings.py *should* contain information that pertains to both "static" and/or "media" resources.
-- You should look at the settings.py file for other potential paths as well.
Look in the settings.py for other potential issues.
There is the potential a "media" path may also rely on web server resources.
settings.py *should* contain information that pertains to both "static" and/or "media" resources.
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