error "Site matching query does not exist" during first migration run about www.freedomsponsors.org

[iurisilvio]

I had this issue too. The first time you run django syncdb, it asks you to create a default site. If you skip this step, you get this bug.

[kinow]

@tonylampada, what @iurisilvio said is right, I believe when I run syncdb it showed some warnings... not sure if it asked me to create a default site though... But probably I missed a step somewhere in the set up.

[tonylampada]

I tried reproducing it by running syncdb and migrate.sh on an empty db.
During syncdb, django asks if i want to create a super user and I answer no.
I dont get any errors regarding the Site entity.

There's a south migration that was supposed to create the site, and it works for me.

Maybe there's something different in your environments that makes it look for a site before that migration is ran?

[iurisilvio]

When I did it, I changed the database to sqlite, so it was probably some incompatibility with south migration. =)

[henriquebastos]

Syncdb will crash if you create a superuser. Then when running migrations it will crash again when trying to update the site values. I detected this while setting up a dev environment.

[tonylampada]

I tested database creation on mysql and with ./manage.py syncdb --migrate --noinput (which doesn't prompt for superuser creation) and got no errors.
Maybe #146 fixed this, so I'm closing it.