Jeremy McCormick
jeremym at ipnetwork.com
Thu Aug 30 13:47:08 EST 2001
Hi, y'all. I've gleaned a lot of good info and programs off this site, including a mod_python dll for Win32 that links to the latest ActiveState build of Python. I'm having a minor configuration issue in getting my python scripts to execute from a directory just under the Apache root of my Windows Nusphere install, i.e. <Apache root> / python_scripts. I can only get the scripts to execute if they are located under the document root. I would like to copy the configuration of mod_perl, i.e. <Apache root> / perl-bin, which is an alias for "nsperl-bin"; these scripts execute perfectly. However, when I try a similar set-up with Python, Apache can't find the interpreter. Here is the relevant section from my httpd.conf (anything strange-looking was inspired by the lines for mod_perl). # BEGIN MOD_PYTHON CONFIG LoadModule python_module modules/mod_python.dll ScriptAlias /python-bin/ "d:/programs/nusphere/apache/nspython-bin" <Location /python-bin> SetHandler python-script PythonHandler testpy Options ExecCGI </Location> #END MOD_PYTHON CONFIG I would like to be able to execute scripts from my html like so: <a href="/python-bin/testpy.py"> Test a python script </a> ...but, alas, tis not working unless I put the scripts somewhere in the document root. Any ideas? Thanks in advance. Please let me know if more information is needed about my set-up.
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