John Draper
lists at webcrunchers.com
Wed Apr 14 16:54:04 EST 2004
Hi, i FINALLY got mod_python installed. Main problem is the Apache coming with OpenBSD3.4 Thanx so much to Paul Hart for his wonderful assistance in this matter. It turns out we were unable to get mod_python to work with the OpenBSD version of Apache. Bottom line!!! It ain't going to happen (at least not from me). Perhaps that task could be taken on by someone far more experienced then myself. But if anyone manages to sucessfully do it, then please let me know. Next, we tried the Apache 1.x version, and that didn't work. So next I tried Apache 2... but then discovered it would not build with Python 2.3, so we eventually installed Python 2.2, and installed it on that. Seems to be working now, but I've gone through the tutorial and the testing page, and FINALLY got that to work. But the docs failed to give out the URL, so after days of fiddling around, I was able to get that to work, but now I'm virtually stuck again, due to lack of documentation. Anyway, I'm re-visiting the web site again, and it appears to not have been changed very much, and the examples pages are virtually empty (unless my browser may be caching last months web visit). After spending hours looking on the web for user contributed examples, I see none. In particular, I'm looking for examples on how to pass "session data" from one session to another like file references, database handle references, etc. Of course, there are NO examples. Another thing, has anyone been able to get the PostGreSQL interfaces to work with Mod_python, or will that just work if I install PostGreSQL modules in python 2.2? Again, I ask people to please not only post your reply into the mailing list (for the benefit of others), but to also CC a copy to my other Email address.... crunch at shopip dot com. John
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