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The command: python Manage.py runserver 80
Returns the following: (I put screenshot, because the text is defaced here)
The localhost address is inaccessible regardless of the port (8080, 8000, 80)
From what I understand, it is a charset/encounter error, but I found no solution for it.
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It seems to be a known python bug, where the runserver fails when the hostname contains "non-ASCII" characters, try one of the two alternatives:
1) Call runserver by spelling out the port and host:
python manage.py runserver 127.0.0.1:8000
Or:
2) Rename the computer to a string that contains only ascii characters.
That’s right. Thank you very much, Sidon!
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To not "deface" the message, simply put it in code format.
– Sidon
@Sidon I tried and gave anyway, so I sent the screenshot.
– Seu Madruga
I believe it must be something from Jango himself, I’m having the same error en.stackoverflow.com/questions/219916/error-no-Jango-Unicode-Decode-error? noredirect=1#comment451593_219916 ( Add code for better indexing instead of image )
– user48471
@Walter See Sidon’s response. I changed the name of the computer and it worked.
– Seu Madruga