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Steven Lott
s_lott at yahoo.com
Mon Apr 1 12:01:38 EST 2002
Have you considered a simple CGI, ignoring mod_python?
While annoying (very heavy overhead from process forks), it will
work under a variety of web server configurations.
You must, of course, be absolutely certain that your CGI
applications do not expose any security holes.
You can use some of the mod_python modules that parse the
request and support creation of a response to do this.
I have a demo CGI framework used for education purposes.
--- Jørgen Frøjk Kjærsgaard {Metation} <jfk at metation.com> wrote:
> I need to get mod_python running under MS IIS (basically
> because some people
> simply don't want to run Apache no matter how great it is).
> Has anyone done
> any work in that direction already? Running mod_python as a
> CGI script or
> Python as an ASP scripting language is not an option as I need
> to process the
> raw URL in Python.
>
> thanks, jfk
>
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