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274	data model permissions are only being added to 'auth_permissions' if custom permissions are also defined 	oubiwann@…	Adrian Holovaty	"(The following is adapted from an email I posted to the user group mail list here: http://groups-beta.google.com/group/django-users/browse_frm/thread/73bfc859841b8db1 )

There is a discrepancy between the permissions and the data
inserted into the permissions table. It *seems* the only
way to get permissions to populate the table properly is to define your
own. As soon as you define a permission of your own, and then run the
command
{{{
  django-admin.py install <your app>
}}}
the auto-generated perms + your custom perm get added to the proper
table in the database.

For instance, in your Poll class, add the following line:
{{{
  permissions = ((""dummy"", ""Dummy permission""),)
}}}
and then run
{{{
  django-admin.py install polls
}}}
After {{{install}}} runs, you should see the three automatic/intrinsic perms as well as
your custom dummy permission. If this procedure is not performed (i.e., no custom permission is defined in the data model, the {{{auth_permissions}}} table does not get populated with the app's automatic permissions."	defect	closed	Tools		normal	invalid	permissions, database, tables, data model		Unreviewed	0	0	0	0	0	0