This can also happen if you have an application (subdirectory to the project with an init file in it) named the same thing as the project. Your settings.py file may be in your project folder, but it seems that a part of the django system looks first for a module inside the project by the same name as the project and when it can't find a settings.py in there, it fails with a misleading message.
I had a similar permissions problem, and although my settings.py had the right permissions, the . Pyc's did not! So watch out for this.
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