[solved] ImportError: No module named django_proxy.signals

[liuggio]

Hello i had the same issue of
#44

which throws the "ImportError: No module named django_proxy.signals" error

is very easy to solve just install mercurial because the missing components are on googlecode

so just write
sudo apt-get install mercurial
and repeat the requirements
pip install -r stable-requirements.txt

cheers.

liuggio

[montylounge]

Need to take a look into this but low on my priority queue right now. sorry. Thanks for being patient and giving Mingus a try.

[vectorfrog]

I'm afraid that installing mercurial didn't fix the issue for me. Though I'm not sure if I'm doing something wrong. Following the installation instructions doesn't automatically install django, pip downloads it, but I then have to go to the bin/Django folder and run the setup.py install prompt. Then when I come back to run the manage.py syncdb command, I get hit with the django_proxy.signals error.

[montylounge]

@vectorfrog I'm not very active with Mingus these days but if I do get a chance to take a look I'll do my best to clean up this and any other issues I run into. No time estimate on this though. Thanks.

[vectorfrog]

No Worries monty, I'm rolling with a self created CMS for now. I appreciate all of the great open source CMS systems for django that you and others have placed on github. It's been a great way to learn.

[Profeel]

@vectorfrog do you solve this problem now ? I have met this too.