[mod_python] sys.path shared?

Might be best to try it: Write a cgi script which prints the sys.path at the
start and at the end. Put a long sleep in the middle then you can visit your
script twice with a browser (start the second visit while the first one is
still running) and see what the sys.path is of your second visit.

My gut feeling would be that it would be possible but I'm pretty new to
mod_python so I wouldn't rely on that! :-)

Brian

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Subject: Re: [mod_python] sys.path shared?


Each apache instance/process has its own interpreter therefore its own
sys.path.  So I would say it is not possible.

On Tue, 2004-09-21 at 23:24, Adrian Holovaty wrote:
> I have mod_python code that appends a directory to sys.path and 
> deletes that
> directory from sys.path at the end of the handler. Is it possible that, 
> between that push and pop, another Apache instance running the same code 
> might get the non-popped sys.path, making its sys.path out of sync with
the 
> other Apaches?
> 
> Adrian
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