Still getting 500 even after adding the templates and the url
If Debug is true everything works, But if I turn debug to true, I always get 500, even for admin or any other url (even non existing urls which are supposed to give 404 give 500)
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For some reason I had in my settings ALLOWED_HOSTS = []. I changed it to ALLOWED_HOSTS = ['*'] and it worked.
madmed88
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TI think a better solution is to add your heroku url in your base.py and add * in your local.py. so something like ALLOWED_HOSS=['hungry-hippos-1234.herkouapp.com'] or whatever your heroku app is named and only use the ['*'] for your local.py
ricka
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http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15128135/django-setting-debug-false-causes-500-error
Arne Fostvedt
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Please see this SO answer for some more details on ALLOWED_HOSTS. Apparently, it's a 1.5 addition and bypassing it ( by allowing all hosts ) is not recommended :
Arne Fostvedt
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Had the same error when re-running through the tutorial (using django 1.5) - the above solved the issue.
steve
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