collectstatic is run automatically, not manual intervention needed
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DEBUG = False
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From then on the django-debug-toolbar package is not necessary anymore.
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Use dedicated HTTP servers and serve static files
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The best is to use a server dedicated to serve the Django applications and a
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different server to serve the static files.
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You could for instance use apache with mod_wsgi to serve Authentic 2. You will
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find configuration file examples in the debian directory of the Authentic 2
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sources.
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Then you may want to use nginx to serve the static files.
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First you need to collect the Authentic 2 static files. The static files are
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collected using the collectstatic command that is configured in the
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settings.py.
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By default, running collectstatic will create a static directory in the parent
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directory of the authentic2 directory::
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$python authentic2/manage.py collectstatic
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That static directory will contain all the static files of Authentic 2.
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If you want to change the path of the static directory you can edit
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STATIC_ROOT of the settings file.
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See https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/ref/contrib/staticfiles/ for more
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information about collectstatic.
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