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It´s not really a problem but i´m would like to know the diference. I´m not programmer. When i started with GeoNode 2.4 i used to run the commands as
geonode name-of-the-command
Migrating to 2.6, some commands didn´t work that way and now i´m using them as
python manage.py name-of-the-command
If i run geonode updatelayers, i get errors; but if i run python manage.py updatelayers, everything goes smooth.
Why?
If the geonode wasn't installed via quick installer, then you have to use "python manage.py"
What does GeoNode doing? link website Geonode is seems to me like a US open layer dataset. Your are looking for open data for the US? You can use WMS/WFS data and import it in QGIS. If you want to use GeoNode 2.4 which OS are you using?
My experience is to do a full deinstallation (official way) and fresh install of the new software.
