Hi Sakkhar,
Django can "run" in any directory. You need to install it somewhere on your system (we use /usr/local/<company> here) and then wrap the code around a WSGI exposer (like uwsgi or gunicorn). Then you "plug" your webserver to the wsgi exposer via socket or http port.On Thu, Dec 28, 2017 at 11:06 AM, sakkhar saha <sakkhar.saha2010@gmail.com> wrote:
What directory do I need to put the files in?
I tried public_html but when I put the files there and clicked on setup.py, it didn't start the script.
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