Django - no module named django core management

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I get the following error when trying to run Django from the command line   File manage py  line 8  in  lt module gt           from django core management import execute from command line ImportError  No module named django core management   Any ideas on how to solve this

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had the same problem run command  python manage py migrate  as root  works fine with root access  sudo python manage py migrate

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You can try it like so   python3 manage py migrate  make sur to be in the src  directory    You can also try with pip install -r requirements txt  make sur you see the requirements txt file when you type ls after the migrate  If after all it still won t work try pip install django  Hope it helps

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File and Directory ownership conflict will cause issues here   Make sure the ownership of the directories and files under the project are to the current user    You can change them using the chown command with the -R option   Try rerunning the command  this solved the problem for me when running through the  First Django App  sample   python manage py startapp polls

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Most probably in your manage py the first line starts with   usr bin python which means you are using the system global python rather than the one in your virtual environment    so replace    usr bin python   with     projectpath venv bin python   and you should be good

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I had the same problem and following worked good  you should navigate main folder in your project than type   source bin activate

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You must choose your Project first before running the server   type this workon your project name then  python manage py runserver

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It is because of virtual enviornment configuration  You need to work on your virtual enviornmnet of Python  You should try on your command promt with  workon virtual enviornment name

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sudo pip install django --upgrade    did the trick for me

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My case I used pyCharm 5 on mac  I also had this problem and after running this command my problem was solved  sudo pip install django --upgrade

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I am having the same problem while running the command-      python manage py startapp  lt  app name     but problem with me is that i was running that command out of virtual environment So just activate your virtual environment first and run the command again -

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I got the same error and I fixed it in this manner   I had to activate my virtual environment using the following command   source python2 7 bin activate

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I got the same problem trying to use the python manage py runserver  In my case I just use sudo su  Use the terminal as a root and  try it again an it works partially  So I use  python manage py migrate comand and it fix it

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I had the same issue and the reason I was getting this message was because I was doing  manage py runserver  whereas doing  python manage py runserver  fixed it

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In my case  I am using Ubuntu  The problem can be that I don t have the permission to write to that folder as a normal user  You can simply add the sudo before your command and it should work perfectly  In my case sudo python manage py syncdb

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In case this is helpful to others    I had this issue because my virtualenv defaulted to python2 7 and I was calling Django using Python3 while using Ubuntu     to check which python my virtualenv was using     which python3  gt  gt   usr bin python3   created new virtualenv with python3 specified  using virtualenv wrapper https   virtualenvwrapper readthedocs org en latest       mkvirtualenv --python  usr bin python3 ENV NAME   the python path should now point to the virtualenv python     which python3  gt  gt   home user  virtualenvs ENV NAME bin python3

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This problem occurs when django is not installed on your computer  When django is not installed which means django core management module is also is not installed  So it didn t find this module and it gives error  For solving this problem we should install django using pip  Open comand line cmd on windows  and type as  pip install django   This command will install django in your computer  If you don t have install pip  you should install pip  Here how to install pip on windows

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It sounds like you do not have django installed  You should check the directory produced by this command    python -c  from distutils sysconfig import get python lib  print get python lib      To see if you have the django packages in there    If there s no django folder inside of site-packages  then you do not have django installed  at least for that version of python     It is possible you have more than one version of python installed and django is inside of another version  You can find out all the versions of python if you type python and then press TAB  Here are all the different python s I have     python python            python2-config    python2 6         python2 7-config  pythonw2 5 python-config     python2 5         python2 6-config  pythonw           pythonw2 6 python2           python2 5-config  python2 7         pythonw2          pythonw2 7   You can do the above command for each version of python and look inside the site-packages directory of each to see if any of them have django installed  For example   python2 5 -c  from distutils sysconfig import get python lib  print get python lib    python2 6 -c  from distutils sysconfig import get python lib  print get python lib      If you happen to find django inside of say python2 6  try your original command with  python2 6 manage py

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I experience the same thing and this is what I do   First my installation of      pip install -r requirements txt   is not on my active environment  So I did is activate my environment then run again the      pip install -r requirements txt

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well  I faced the same error today after installing virtualenv and django  For me it was that I had used sudo  sudo pip install django  for installing django  and I was trying to run the manage py runserver without sudo  I just added sudo and it worked

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This also happens if you change the directory structure of your python project  I did this  and then puzzled over the change in behavior    If you do so  you ll need to change a line in your  bin activate file   So  say your project was at    User me CodeProjects coolApp    and your activate file is at   User me CodeProjects coolApp venv bin activate   when you set up your project  then you changed your project to    User me CodeProjects v1-coolApp    or something   You would then need to open    User me CodeProjects v1-coolApp venv bin activate   find the line where it says  VIRTUAL ENV   User me CodeProjects coolApp  export VIRTUAL ENV   and change it to  VIRTUAL ENV   User me CodeProjects v1-coolApp    before reactivating

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Okay so it goes like this   You have created a virtual environment and django module belongs to that environment only Since virtualenv isolates itself from everything else hence you are seeing this   go through this for further assistance   http   www swegler com becky blog 2011 08 27 python-django-mysql-on-windows-7-part-i-getting-started    1 You can switch to the directory where your virtual environment is stored and then run the django module   2 Alternatively you can install django globally to your python- site-packages by either running pip or easy install  Command using pip  pip install django  then do this   import django print  django get version     depending on which version of python you use This for python 3  series   and then you can run this  python manage py runserver and check on your web browser by typing  localhost 8000 and you should see django powered page   Hope this helps

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Are you using a Virtual Environment with Virtual Wrapper   Are you on a Mac   If so try this   Enter the following into your command line to start up the virtual environment and then work on it  1     source virtualenvwrapper sh   or  source  usr local bin virtualenvwrapper sh   2     workon  environment name    Note  from a newbie  - do not put brackets around your environment name

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