Graham Dumpleton

Your mod_wsgi module may not actually be compiled for Python 3.10, but a different version. Do the checks in: * https://modwsgi.readthedocs.io/en/master/user-guides/checking-your-installation.html#python-installation-in-use to work out what the version of Python is,...

Fixed for Python 3.10 even before 3.10 was released. * https://modwsgi.readthedocs.io/en/master/release-notes/version-4.9.0.html#bugs-fixed If you are still having issues and want help you need to supply the information I asked for above....

I didn't ask you to modify `sys.path` if that is what you did to get it to work. I was asking for the values of those variables so I could...

And if you run Python 3.10 from the command line and from the interpreter print `sys.path`, what do you get?

I would need to see what mod_wsgi configuration you use, the name of the full directory path you have your Django project in, and what parent directory path the `modeltranslation`...

BTW, it is a really bad idea to have a space anywhere in the directory path used for things as it can break stuff when not quoted or escaped properly....

No, mod_wsgi doesn't have one because under mod_wsgi there is no equivalent situation whereby your application code is loaded into a parent process, with that then being forked to create...

That is not the mod_wsgi configuration, that is the Django `wsgi.py` file contents. I need to see what you put in the Apache configuration for mod_wsgi. That is, what you...

Sorry no, I would rather not have you posting full source code here against the issue as is generally a bad idea. That also wouldn't help anyway as the Apache...

Looking again at your Python trace back, I can't see that you aren't even using Apache/mod_wsgi. The error states: ``` Exception in thread django-main-thread ``` and also references: ``` django\core\management\commands\runserver.py...