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There was never a Django 1.0.7. The 1.0 series only went up to 1.0.4. You can see all the releases in the tags section of the Django code repository.
However to answer your question, don’t use easy_install, use pip. (If it’s not already installed, do easy_install pip, then never touch easy_install again). Now you can do:
pip install Django==1.0.4
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+1 on the previous poster’s reply: use pip if you can. But, in a pinch, the easiest way is to install an older version would be to download the tarball from the downloads page or, if you have subversion installed, do an svn export of the release you want (they are all tagged here).
Once you have the version of Django you want, just run the following command inside the django directory:
python setup.py install
This will install that version of Django in your virtualenv.
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+1 for already mentioned solutions.
I just wanna add another solution.
To install a specific version of Django (say 1.10.x),
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Clone the Django repo from Github.
git clone https://github.com/django/django.git -
Go into the directory and checkout to the specific branch.
cd djangogit checkout origin/stable/1.10.x -
Run install command.
python setup.py install
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pip install django==(the desired version ex: 1.8.4)
This will allow you to install the desired version, and I tried on OS:Windows10 and it perfectly worked.
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