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Emanuel Rumpf
x at branwelt.de
Wed Apr 5 08:37:34 EDT 2006
Graham Dumpleton wrote: > > On 05/04/2006, at 2:32 AM, Colin Bean wrote: > >> For starters, try putting quotes around the path in the "Directory" >> section, so: >> <Directory "/anydir/py/"> > > > Adding quotes should make no different. Quotes are only really required > where path has space or other magic characters in it. > >> Also, chage "PythonHandler mod_python.publisher" to "SetHandler >> mod_python.publisher". > > > This is an incorrect suggestion as well. > >> Once you've done this, I don't beleive that you need the PythonPath >> directive (since it is the same path as the publisher directory), >> nor the "SetHandler python-program". >> >> This doesn't really answer your question in depth, but I beleive >> that the "SetHandler python-program" directive is only necessisary >> in older versions(?) of mod_python, in which case you also needed to >> specify a "PythonHandler" directive. In your case, the line >> "SetHandler mod_python.publisher" should be all that's needed. > > > He is using an older version so must use "python-program". Note that > "python-program" > still works in newer versions as well. > >> Also, posting relevant snippets of your error logs will help us to >> diagnose further problems. >> >> HTH, >> -Colin >> >> >> On 4/4/06, Emanuel Rumpf <x at branwelt.de> wrote: Hello, >> >> I wanted /anydir/py/test.py to be processed by mod_python >> on apache 1.3 server, when requesting http://domain.org/py/test.py >> (where /anydir/ is the DocumentRoot) >> >> >> No matter, what I tried, there was no success, >> either the file was delivered as textfile-download, >> or I got a "File not Found" error. >> >> my current config, which is inside a virtual host: >> >> <Directory /anydir/py/> >> Options -FollowSymLinks +Indexes >> Order allow,deny >> Allow from all >> >> PythonPath "sys.path+['/anydir/py/']" > > > No necessary to have PythonPath. > >> #PythonHandler handler_script >> PythonHandler mod_python.publisher >> >> PythonDebug On >> PythonInterpreter pi01 >> >> #excecute those with .py extension >> #AddHandler mod_python .py > > > This should be: > > AddHandler python-program .py > > The "mod_python" tag only works in newer versions of mod_python. > >> #excecute those with any extension >> #SetHandler mod_python >> # the same (?): >> SetHandler python-program > > > Don't use SetHandler, use the AddHandler line above instead else every > request will go through mod_python and you will not be able to serve > up static files. > >> </Directory> >> >> >> Any hints, how to make it working? >> >> Thanks, >> Emanuel >> >> >> btw: >> What's the diffence between: >> SetHandler mod_python > > > Works in mod_python 3.X. > >> and: >> SetHandler python-program > > > Works in mod_python 2.7.X and 3.X. > > Having done that, if you still can't get it to work, post the > contents of your > "test.py" file. > > BTW, it is bad to call it "test.py" as there is a Python module > called "test" > and so if you stuff up, it may pick that up instead. > > Although not for mod_python.publisher, would suggest you read: > > http://www.dscpl.com.au/articles/modpython-001.html > > > Graham > I actually got confused, because my local machine uses 3.x and the remote one uses 2.7 The reason, why the scripts were delivered as plaintext is, that I used the mod_python.publisher, but 2.7 doesn't support the index -function: http://domain.org/py/testx.py # 3.x yes, 2.7 no http://domain.org/py/testx.py/index # 3.x yes, 2.7 yes Also mod_python 2.7 has no Cookie object. How to set cookies with 2.7 ? Watching these problems, I hope to upgrade to apache2 soon. Thanks for your help all Emanuel
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