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I was able to find a solution. When downgrading to 0.9 series, I used pip install 'askbot==0.9.1' instead of pip install 'askbot==0.9', which I was using before. Installing version 0.9.1 removed pytz2013b0 problem, and version 0.9.1 also worked with my current database. So the key here was to say explicitly 0.9.1 when downgrading askbot.

Here are all the steps I did:

• Make sure my Django version was at least 1.5 or 1.6:

  pip uninstall django
  pip install 'django<1.7'
  

• Upgrade askbot to the latest version of 0.8 series:

  pip uninstall askbot
  pip install 'askbot<0.9'
  

• Modify the settings.py file. Directions were given when I ran the database migrations. The database migrations:

  python manage.py migrate
  

• Upgrade Askbot again to 0.9.1

  pip uninstall askbot
  pip install 'askbot==0.9.1'
  

• Modify settings.py and finally run the database migration:

  python manage.py migrate
  

Now I have Askbot 0.9.1 running on Django 1.7. Please note that I decided to stay with 0.9.1 instead of going to 0.10.1.

Note: Just to follow up. Based on @Evgeny's answer above, I followed the instructions from https://github.com/ASKBOT/askbot-devel/blob/master/askbot/doc/source/upgrade.rst and was able to upgrade to 0.10.2 0.10.2 with no problems.

Here is what I did:

    virtualenv env --no-site-packages
    source env/bin/activate
    pip install 'askbot<0.11'
    askbot-setup #answer questions - use the same database as before
    python manage.py migrate --fake-initial --noinput
    python manage.py collectstatic --noinput

I was able to find a solution. When downgrading to 0.9 series, I used pip install 'askbot==0.9.1' instead of pip install 'askbot==0.9', which I was using before. Installing version 0.9.1 removed pytz2013b0 problem, and version 0.9.1 also worked with my current database. So the key here was to say explicitly 0.9.1 when downgrading askbot.

Here are all the steps I did:

• Make sure my Django version was at least 1.5 or 1.6:

  pip uninstall django
  pip install 'django<1.7'
  

• Upgrade askbot to the latest version of 0.8 series:

  pip uninstall askbot
  pip install 'askbot<0.9'
  

• Modify the settings.py file. Directions were given when I ran the database migrations. The database migrations:

  python manage.py migrate
  

• Upgrade Askbot again to 0.9.1

  pip uninstall askbot
  pip install 'askbot==0.9.1'
  

• Modify settings.py and finally run the database migration:

  python manage.py migrate
  

Now I have Askbot 0.9.1 running on Django 1.7. Please note that I decided to stay with 0.9.1 instead of going to 0.10.1.

    virtualenv env --no-site-packages
    source env/bin/activate
    pip install 'askbot<0.11'
    askbot-setup #answer questions - use the same database as before
    python manage.py migrate --fake-initial --noinput
    python manage.py collectstatic --noinput

I was able to find a solution. When downgrading to 0.9 series, I used pip install 'askbot==0.9.1' instead of pip install 'askbot==0.9', which I was using before. Installing version 0.9.1 removed pytz2013b0 problem, and version 0.9.1 also worked with my current database. So the key here was to say explicitly 0.9.1 when downgrading askbot.

Here are all the steps I did:

• Make sure my Django version was at least 1.5 or 1.6:

  pip uninstall django
  pip install 'django<1.7'
  

• Upgrade askbot to the latest version of 0.8 series:

  pip uninstall askbot
  pip install 'askbot<0.9'
  

• Modify the settings.py file. Directions were given when I ran the database migrations. The database migrations:

  python manage.py migrate
  

• Upgrade Askbot again to 0.9.1

  pip uninstall askbot
  pip install 'askbot==0.9.1'
  

• Modify settings.py and finally run the database migration:

  python manage.py migrate
  

Now I you should have Askbot 0.9.1 running on Django 1.7. Please note that I decided to stay with 0.9.1 instead of going to 0.10.1.

I was able to find a solution. When downgrading to 0.9 series, I used pip install pip install 'askbot==0.9.1' instead of pip install 'askbot==0.9', which I was using before. Installing version 0.9.1 removed pytz2013b0 problem, and version 0.9.1 also worked with my current database. So the key here was to say explicitly 0.9.1 when downgrading askbot.