First of all, PYTHONPATH helps Python to find required modules while importing.
In your case it does not matter because you are trying to run the script, it is not an import
seems like you are executing python django-admin.py in wrong directory.
Also you have to run virtualenv's python binary instead of regular one (just need to activate virtualenv)
[virtual env HOW TO][1] [1]: http://www.pythonforbeginners.com/basics/python-virtualenv-usagevirtual env HOW TO
First of all, PYTHONPATH helps Python to find required modules while importing.
In your case it does not matter because you are trying to run the script, it is not an import
seems like you are executing python django-admin.py in wrong directory.
Also you have to run virtualenv's python binary instead of regular one (just need to activate virtualenv)
[virtual env HOW TO][1] [1]: http://www.pythonforbeginners.com/basics/python-virtualenv-usage
First of all, PYTHONPATH helps Python to find required modules while importing.
In your case it does not matter because you are trying to run the script, it is not an import
seems like you are executing python django-admin.py in wrong directory.
Also you have to run virtualenv's python binary instead of regular one (just need to activate virtualenv)
First of all, PYTHONPATH helps Python to find required modules while importing.
In your case it does not matter because you are trying to run the script, it is not an import
seems like you are executing python django-admin.py in wrong directory.
Also you have to run virtualenv's python binary instead of regular one (just need to activate virtualenv)
[virtual env HOW TO][1] [1]: http://www.pythonforbeginners.com/basics/python-virtualenv-usage