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Common Questions
dspruell edited this page Dec 4, 2015
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I'm using RHEL and it does not come with Python 2.7. Do I need Python 2.7 for CRITs to work?
- Yes. Python 2.7.x is the minimum required version of Python for CRITs to run. You will need to install Python 2.7 separately on your RHEL instance. Some things to consider when you do this:
- You should also install pip for Python 2.7 so you can use
pip install. - You should make sure to use
python2.7or aliaspythonto point to python2.7 for your environment so you are always using the correct installation. - Make sure all of the dependencies are installed for the correct Python installation.
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mod_wsgiwill need to be installed from source against the correct version of python (https://code.google.com/p/modwsgi/wiki/InstallationIssues#Multiple_Python_Versions).
- You should also install pip for Python 2.7 so you can use
- Yes. Python 2.7.x is the minimum required version of Python for CRITs to run. You will need to install Python 2.7 separately on your RHEL instance. Some things to consider when you do this:
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When I try to run
python manage.py create_default_collectionsI get an errorUnknown command: 'create_default_collections'. What's the issue?- This is usually do to Django not being able to find a SECRET_KEY. Make sure to go over the README again and look at the section for configuring your
database.pyfile. You need to set a SECRET_KEY in there.
- This is usually do to Django not being able to find a SECRET_KEY. Make sure to go over the README again and look at the section for configuring your
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When I upload a .zip, I consistently get the following error message
No such file or directory. What's the issue?- This is most likely due to a configuration issue. In your Control Panel you'll need to make sure you've pointed to the proper location for
7z. This will be similar for things likeunrar.
- This is most likely due to a configuration issue. In your Control Panel you'll need to make sure you've pointed to the proper location for
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The Apache configuration files are not working for me. Is there something I should do?
- The Apache configuration files that are provided are mostly for reference unless it's a brand-new Apache install. Even then you should make proper adjustments based on the version of Apache installed and other things you've modified on your server. You can also refer to the Django website for information on how to setup a Django app with Apache.