How can I download django-1.2 and use it across multiple sites when the system default is 1.1?

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Published on 2010-06-14T17:37:18Z Indexed on 2010/06/14 17:43 UTC
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I'm on Debian Lenny and the latest backports django is 1.1.1 final. I don't want to use sid so I probably have to download django.

I have my sites located at: /www/ and I plan on using mod_wsgi with Apache2 as a reverse proxy from nginx.

Now that I downloaded pip and virtualenv through pip, can someone explain how I could get my /www/ sites which are yet to be made to all use django-1.2?

Question 1.1: Where do you suggest I download django-1.2? I know you can store it anywhere but where would you store it?

Question 1.2: After installing it how do you actually tie that django-1.2 instead of the system default django 1.2 to the reverse proxied Apache conf?

I would prefer it if answers were more specific than vague and have examples of setups.

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