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Even though you’re in the sudoers file, that doesn’t give you any more permissions than a regular user. You’ll have to run the pip install with the sudo command to run it with admin privileges:
sudo pip install Django==1.6.5
Of course, you have to be careful when running things with sudo, you might damage stuff etc. etc., so make sure you know what you are doing 😉
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if you are using Ubuntu then use command
sudo pip install Django==1.6.5
it will install Django of version 1.6.5
OR
try to give 777 permission on the folder. refer the link :
https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/topics/install/
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