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Graham Dumpleton
grahamd at dscpl.com.au
Wed Jan 26 15:55:34 EST 2005
On 27/01/2005, at 2:37 AM, Brandon Masterson wrote: > from simpletal import simpleTAL, simpleTALES > import sys > import os > > def index(req): > filepath = "%s/basic.html" % os.path.dirname(__file__) > templateFile = open (filepath, 'r') > templateFile.close() > > This gets me this error when I used > "http://192.168.0.12/pythontest/a.py" : > 500 Internal Server Error > The server encountered an internal error or misconfiguration and was > unable to complete your request. If there was a problem with the import of TAL stuff, with PythonDebug enabled, one would normally get a traceback displayed in the browser. In my experience, a 500 error of this form has usually meant an error in the config files. If other requests in the same directory are still working then it is perhaps something more sinister. If other requests in the same directory aren't working either but normal requests in other directories are, then possibly a config problem in the local .htaccess file. Ar you using a .htaccess file at all? You have posted the full httpd.conf file which can at least look at. Although when I said about posting the config, I sort of mean't just the Directory directive block relevant to that directory from httpd.conf, or whatever you have in the local .htaccess file. BTW, the more sinister sort of thing that can happen is something like shared library version clashes between Python modules, Apache, PHP and Perl for stuff like expat library. Comes up quite a bit. As Nicolas said, remove the TAL stuff first at least as that will eliminate the possibility of a shared library problem if it happens to require expat. Graham
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