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Adrien Pisson
rien at yeepa.org
Tue Mar 19 19:13:59 EST 2002
I'm using windows 2000 too. When i first added the "LoadModule python_module modules/mod_python.dll", the server complained about not being able to do something i don't remember with a *.c file. So i added "AddModule mod_python.c" and even if i don't have any mod_python.c, it works fine. In case this do not help in any way, enable the server-info module by uncommenting the following lines: LoadModule info_module modules/mod_info.so AddModule mod_info.c and all other lines related to server-info (you may have to change the "Location /server-info" directive to allow it from all) . Then launch a browser, and type http://localhost/server-info/. From this page you can look at the modules loaded, and see if mod_python is correctly installed. -- rien ps: btw, it seems there are some many errors in the mod_python manual concerning windows installation... or the manual is unclear... i'm not sure of all i say but if anybody as some explanations, they are welcome. Here it is - point 1: * "Move (or just drag & drop) the mod python-x folder into the Python lib folder (i.e C:\ Program Files\ Python\ lib)." i'm not sure of it, but i think the mod_python-x folder should be also renamed 'mod_python' * "Move the files in the folder lib inside the mod python folder (C:\ Program Files\ Python\ lib\ mod_python-x\ lib\ mod python) to the C:\ Program Files\ Python\ lib\ mod_python folder. It's safe to delete these folders we just emptied." the first path is incorrect: it's '...\lib\mod_python-x\python\mod_python\' - point 2: * it talks about adding the LoadModule directive, but on my installation, i had also to add a AddModule directive (i don't really know why...)
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