Ok, I found this question but I didn't get it. Can anyone give me step by step process.

I mean when I download django-rosetta, where to save it, then where to type those commands and if you can give me exactly what I have to type. I'm total newbie to django/python.

Thank you, if anyone can help I would be grateful!

asked 19 Feb '12, 10:28

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edited 19 Feb '12, 15:37


Yes, I tried to provide a step-by-step guide for OSQA Bitnami stack.

You can find it here

Let me know if you found it useful

link

answered 20 Feb '12, 07:07

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yes I love it, thank you very much! Just one problem I'm on windows, is the procedure the same or at least similar? and those commands do I type them in "Start->Program Files->BitNami OSQA Stack->Use OSQA Stack" or somewhere else? Thank you, I think that you could think of adding this to wiki documentation since this is something for what tutorials are missing. :)

(20 Feb '12, 07:27) zzz
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You can find the easy_install.exe binary at C:\Program Files\BitNami OSQA Stack\python\scripts folder.

(20 Feb '12, 09:17) Beltran Rueda ♦♦

@Beltran Rueda I cannot open that file. error: No urls, filenames, or requirements specified (see --help). Can you help? And what when I manage to open it what shall I do then? Thank you!

(27 Feb '12, 16:17) zzz

Try the following:

  • Open the "Use OSQA Stack" command prompt

  • cd "C:\Program Files\BitNami OSQA Stack\python\scripts". This folder could be different.

  • easy_install.exe

(28 Feb '12, 05:23) Beltran Rueda ♦♦

no it's again not working (Same error), I think to give up.

(10 Mar '12, 12:47) zzz

We released a new Django version with a fix for that. Could you try to download and install the 1.3.1-4 version?

(11 Mar '12, 05:31) Beltran Rueda ♦♦
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