[python-ldap] importing ldap changes my server paths

[Michael Ströder]

D S wrote:
> I am using Django, and as soon as I import the ldap library (without making
> any actual use of the library), my server becomes useless.  Django depends
> on a file called urls.py to route server requests as they are received, and
> as soon as I import ldap, all incoming requests become 404, as if the
> server no longer knows where this routing file is.  Looking in ldap's
> __init__.py didn't reveal any obvious directory overwriting, etc.  If you
> are familiar with this library, can you give me a hint as to what is
> happening?  I have definitely narrowed it down to the import of this
> library, though.

I know python-ldap very well but I don't know anything about Django.

But I can't imagine how "import ldap" itself affects any Django mechanisms. I
suspect there's something wrong within your Django app.

Ciao, Michael.

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