how do you specify which python executable to use in Django 1.1.1?

Question

I have a RH system running RHEL 5.3, which comes with python2.4 that can't be removed for numerous reasons.

I have been able to build 64-bit RPMS for python 2.6 as an altinstall. It's called with "python26".

How can I tell Django to use this command to get to the proper python version, instead of the default "python".

I can, of course, change the symlink in /usr/bin manually, but i'm looking to fully automate the buildout of these systems, and I'm almost certain this is possible.

Thanks.

Answer 1

看一下virtualenv ，您可以使用不同的lib版本，符号链接等为django设置自己的环境（好吧，什么都可以）。

Answer 2

That depends on the deploying method you use. Eg, if you use the django-recommended mod_wsgi deployment, then you must compile it with the correct python version .