R: R: [mod_python] Problem with Session module with multiple scr ipt alias not under t he document root

I found the way:
with: PythonOption ApplicationPath ' '
in every directory with python module all work fine.

If this is the rigth way it would be better to add in session manual.

Villiam

sorry, the latest test that I made was wrong,
effectively with:
PythonOption ApplicationPath /script/cgi/cgi-mpy 
the script below cgi-mpy working weel, but the script below other directory
doesn't work:
 DocumentRoot "C:/wwwroot/cartelle_sito_mdn"
<Directory   "C:/wwwroot/cartelle_sito_mdn/script/cgi/cgi-py">
	.....
	PythonOption ApplicationPath /script/cgi/cgi-mpy 

<Directory   "C:/wwwroot/cartelle_sito_mdn/script/cgi/studi">
	.....
	PythonOption ApplicationPath /script/cgi/studi 

If I first call an url below studi I'm able to work with all the module
below studi, but any attempt to go in cgi-mpy cause a new
sorry, the latest test that I made was wrong, effectively with 
PythonOption ApplicationPath /script/cgi/cgi-mpy 
the script below cgi-mpy working weel, but the script below other directory
doesn't work:


If I first call an url below studi I'm able to work with all the module
below studi, but any attempt to go in cgi-mpy cause a new Session id

vice versa if I first call a url below cgi-mpy ....

instead with path = '' all work fine, but I don't discovery the way to do it
with 
PythonOption ApplicationPath 
Villiam
-----Messaggio originale-----
Da: mod_python-bounces at modpython.org
[mailto:mod_python-bounces at modpython.org]Per conto di Neil Beattie
Inviato: sabato 29 novembre 2003 15.54
A: mod_python at modpython.org
Cc: Manera, Villiam
Oggetto: Re: R: [mod_python] Problem with Session module with multiple
script alias not under t he document root


> I'm sorry but still don't work.
> I'm removed all references to cgi and I moved all my directory with .py
> under document root:
> 
> DocumentRoot "C:/wwwroot/cartelle_sito_mdn"
> <Directory   "C:/wwwroot/cartelle_sito_mdn/script/cgi/cgi-py">
> 
> and with this new configuration req.headers_out:
> {'Set-Cookie': 'pysid=d4d10ab8e7917b43becbff01a2452f7e;
> path=/script/cgi/cgi-mpy/\', 'Cache-Control': 'no-cache="set-cookie"'} 
> and if I relod the page it never passed to req.headers_in


Looks like the path is not correct (extra \)
try adding the following line to your httpd.config  addHandler entry:

PythonOption ApplicationPath /script/cgi/cgi-mpy


I have just had the same problem but have not yet discovered where the extra
\ 
comes from ( it is in _req.hlist.directory in session.py)




> 
> if I modify se session module:
> def make_cookie(self):
> 	....
>       c.path = ''   #dirpath[len(docroot):]
> then req.headers_out become:
> {'Set-Cookie': 'pysid=fb35b851ad27e7effe820c36871bc9b4; path=',
> 'Cache-Control': 'no-cache="set-cookie"'} 
> and If I relod the page it go to req.headers_in:
> {'Cookie': 'pysid=fb35b851ad27e7effe820c36871bc9b4', 'Connection':
> 'Keep-Alive', ...} 
> and req.heades_out : {}
> 
> so why if something else then '' is in path the pysid wasn't writing into
> the html heading? 
> 

Neil Beattie
NB Technology (Pty) Ltd

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