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If you visit an autoinstalled Trac, go to a subpage, and log in, you are taken back to that Trac’s main page. I used to think this was an annoying Trac “feature”, but actually upstream Trac works properly, leaving you on the same page when you log in.

   scripts / sql-signup / andersk  15:37  (Anders Kaseorg)
       Wait, when did binfmt_misc start overriding shebang lines?
   scripts / sql-signup / quentin  15:39  (Quentin Smith)
       It did?
   scripts / sql-signup / andersk  15:40  (Anders Kaseorg)
       [andersk@bees-knees]:~/web_scripts$ cat test.php
       #!/bin/cat
       hello
       [andersk@bees-knees]:~/web_scripts$ ./test.php
       X-Powered-By: PHP/5.2.9
       Content-type: text/html
   
       hello
   scripts / sql-signup / mitchb  15:41  (Yum, this spam is fresh!)
       That's kind of awesome.  The binfmt_misc magic still kind of confuses
       me.
   scripts / sql-signup / andersk  15:41  (Anders Kaseorg)
       That’s really bad.  Unless it’s configurable, we should get rid of
       the .php binfmt (since I think we aren’t using it), and deprecate and
       remove the .pl and .py binfmts as soon as we can.

Also, we should be recognizing Mono applications by magic number (MZ) and not extension (.exe), ​as described here.

We do a lot of custom stuff in setting up Django -- splitting between web_scripts and Scripts/django, tweaking the FastCGI wrapper, setting up MySQL in settings.py, etc. This all makes it really easy to start a Django site from scratch, but makes it nonobvious to import a Django site you developed on your local machine with the built-in server.

Options to address include restoring the deleted scripts FAQ on manually setting up Django, so you can do those instructions by hand, and writing a script to scriptsize an existing Django directory.