django-admin initializes mysite.com in meta table without way to change that

[gb@…]

The django-admin script initializes the meta table to contain a mysite.com record that is used for example with the flatfiles and redirects apps. There you can select for what site you want to add stuff - but there is no way to change this record to your own address and site name. And there is no way to add another site to the database - so one asks himself why there are multiple section possibilities in the flatfiles and redirects apps in the first place ...

[Adrian Holovaty]

You can change it by using the API.

>>> from django.models.core import sites
>>> s = sites.get_object(id__exact=1)
>>> s.domain = 'newdomain.com'
>>> s.save()

There's no admin interface for adding/changing sites, because it's such a low-level, core thing.