Bohms, Michel
M.Bohms at bouw.tno.nl
Tue Nov 27 12:14:55 EST 2001
Hi Mark, > I don't think the slash matters thats right, I tried all slashes: no success >either way but it's > not a full path... I _think_ it should be more like > > c:\web\apache\modules\mod_python.dll I tried all configurations here (within quotes otherwise you get other errors like this command is taking only 2 arguments which is ok). I tried absolute path with slashes and backslashes: no success. > or check that the modules folder is within where > ever all your apache stuff is. I put it in the right version (checked 3 times) in the standards "modules" directory with the right permissions within the Apache folder which is itself also in the standard place. > You'll just have to > try a few variations and see. As you can see above I tried all perbutations I think :) > The apache error.log > file on linux would pin point this problem straight > away so I presume you have a similar log file under > windows ? The error log stays clean. The access log says clean. Restart gives exactly same result as "Test Configuration functionality. > > I mananged to get my mod_python running only a few > weeks ago so I don't mind trying to help, if I can. thanks, very kind > > But then, I can't even read config files so I may be > way off the ... err ... mark :) anyway, your effort is very much appreciated, Michel the only thing I can think of is that I have to go back to an earlier version of Apache (1.3.20 iso 1.3.22). I am going to try that first.... In the meantime, python/win expert ideas are still welcome..... Thanks Michel
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