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These two tables are not created when starting from scratch :
git repo updated on April 15. create table , grant as shown in the INSTALL files. python manage.py syncdb python manage.py migrate When trying to login with openid, osqa complains about openidassociation table missing. Migrating from an old database is fine since these two tables were already created. |
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Hey there,that is a problem with the docs... Those tables are not part of the core, they are bundled in a module that can be enabled/disabled at any time. So the real commands are as follosw: The first will "force" django to install all the tables independently of south existence, and the second will tell south that whatever migrations you have until now, to pretend that it just applied them and not to try again in future upgrade. Hope this helps :-) yes, this fixes the issue - thanks
(16 Apr '10, 17:25)
rastafazz
After running
(15 Dec '10, 06:08)
i1der
what are the columns and datatypes of the table if to be created mannually?
(15 Dec '10, 18:10)
i1der
I've been trying to run these commands but I get the following message: manage.py: error: no such option: --all Is there a way to create these tables manually?
(03 Mar, 23:17)
netk
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For those installed in CentOS using ActivePython you should run the command above using the path to your python installation: That solved the issue for me, OpenID now working correctly. :) |
