Page not found (404)

Using the URLconf defined in tracker.urls, Django tried these URL patterns, in this order:

1. admin/
2. ^ users [name='user-list']
3. ^ users/<int:pk> [name='user-single']
4. ^ auth/login [name='login']
5. ^ auth/forgot-password [name='forgot-password']
6. ^ auth/reset-password [name='reset-password']
7. ^ auth/validate-token [name='validate-token']
8. ^ refresh-token [name='token_refresh']
9. ^ verify-token [name='token_verify']
10. ^ upload-file [name='upload-file']
11. ^ file-url [name='file-url']
12. ^ upload-image [name='upload-image']
13. ^ export-reports [name='export-reports']
14. ^ export-report/<int:pk> [name='export-report']
15. ^ export-report-components [name='export-report-components']
16. ^ export-report-component-imgs [name='export-report-component-imgs']
17. ^ export-report-component-img/<int:pk> [name='export-report-component-img']
18. ^ export-report-observations [name='export-report-observations']
19. ^ export-report-observation/<int:pk> [name='export-report-observation']
20. ^ export-report-observation-imgs [name='export-report-observation-imgs']
21. ^ export-report-observation-img/<int:pk> [name='export-report-observation-img']
22. ^ visitors [name='visitors']
23. ^ visitor [name='visitor']

The empty path didn’t match any of these.

You’re seeing this error because you have DEBUG = True in your Django settings file. Change that to False, and Django will display a standard 404 page.