A colleague deploys a server, and the site schema uses Django. Some of these web pages have templatedoesnotexist errors, resulting in inaccessible access. View log prompts for fewer admin/base.html files. Check the corresponding page, there is a code {% extends "admin/base.html"%}.
Do not know where to find this file, on the Internet to see that is Django missing template files. Because there is another exactly the same server, on that server to find, indeed in the Lib/python2.7/site-packages/django/contrib/admin directory has a templates directory, and the newly deployed database does not. Copy the directory directly and restart the service. Then there are some style files that do not exist. or to the corresponding directory to copy the static folder past, done.
Not familiar with the Django architecture, writing a very superficial, only reflect my own problems, but also hope to give you a little help. The main thing is to record and avoid the same problem next time.
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Resolving Django Templatedoesnotexist Errors