I think, In a lot of old code, _ was automatically imported
as
ugettext, while the newer code explicitly imports it as
from django.utils.translation import ugettext_lazy as _
Might be when you are running fastcgi, you are hitting some
path
where, _ is not imported, while under mod_python, you are
hitting
paths where they are defined.
(All this is just a guess.)
On Feb 24, 3:35 pm, patrickk <patr... vonautomatisch.at> wrote:
> hi stephane,
>
> i´ve never used the filebrowser with fastcgi. not sure
whether this is
> a django or a filebrowser-issue.
> maybe someone with more experience using fastcgi has an
idea ...
>
> patrick
>
> On Feb 23, 3:12 pm, Rufman <stephaneru...gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > Hey Guys
>
> > I'm using the django filebrowser (http://code.google.c
om/p/django-
> > filebrowser/) for my django site. When I run it on
my local server
> > using Apache and mod_python I don't have any
problems. But when I
> > attempt to use the filebrowser through fastcgi I
get the error global
> > ' _' not defined. I'm relatively new to django and
python, but I found
> > out that the variable '_' holds the last not None
result (in the
> > python interactive interpreter).
>
> > Any help/ideas are welcome ...thanks
>
> > Stephane
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