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It seems the SITE_ID setting in your settings file is pointing to an ID that doesn’t exist in your database.
You either need to create a new site in the sites model (via admin) and change the ID in the settings file to match that one, or re-insert the item via SQL and give it the same ID as your settings file.
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This problem will always seem to occur continually, so if you don’t want to serve your model with multiple sites, then I suggest you remove the SITE_ID from the setting file. Note this worked for me!
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I just had to remove the 'django.contrib.sessions' from INSTALLED_APPS in settings.py as it was causing problems and I was using this project only for one site.
However, if you are using your project for multiple different sites and need the Django sites framework, please check SITE_ID in your database and if it matches the one defined in the settings.
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