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Niko True2013-11-21 16:04:04
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Niko True, 2013-11-21 16:04:04

How to install django-cms in virtualenv?

Actually, I can’t cope, I do everything in vagrant.
The problem is right away - pip install django -E virt_env/
no such option: -E
I'm just starting to try python myself, so I'm stuck on such a trifle.
PS python 2.7, os - Ubuntu 13.10.

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tema_sun, 2013-11-21
@buloshnik

This is the first time I've seen this option. Always did:
virtualenv env (if not already created)
source env/bin/activate
pip install what-need-to-install-to-virtualenv

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Alex Bunin, 2013-11-21
@azxc

I think it makes sense to install virtualenvwarpper , create a new virtualenv and install django into it:

mkvirtualen django
workon django
pip install django

You can do without virtualenvwrapper, but it's more convenient with it.

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Niko True, 2013-11-22
@buloshnik

Thanks everyone, it worked!
It was necessary to start the server like this python manage.py runserver [::]:8000
and if port forwarding in Vagrantfile is correctly configured, then the page will be available!)

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