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Consider the following Python code:
import os print os.getcwd() I use os.getcwd() to get the script file's directory location. When I run the script from the command line it gives me the correct path whereas when I run it from a script run by code in a Django view it prints /.
How can I get the path to the script from within a script run by a Django view?
UPDATE:
Summing up the answers thus far - os.getcwd() and os.path.abspath() both give the current working directory which may or may not be the directory where the script resides. In my web host setup __file__
Isn't there any way in Python to (always) be able to receive the path in which the script resides?
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You need to call os.path.realpath on __file__, so that when __file__ is a filename without the path you still get the dir path:
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