Jeremy Evans
jkevans at pacbell.net
Thu Apr 15 00:49:50 EST 2004
I'm running mod_python 3.1.3 (compiled from source) on OpenBSD 3.4 using Apache 2 (compiled from source) and Python 2.2 (installed using the package). I experienced some problems with semaphores that made me limit the number of Apache threads/processes (which is fine for me since the site doesn't get much traffic), but otherwise, things have gone fairly smooth. I had build problems with pyscopg, but PyPgSQL works fine. I've never passed session data between sessions, but pickling it and storing it in a temp folder (or the database itself) for the other session to read may work. John Draper wrote: > 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 > > _______________________________________________ > Mod_python mailing list > Mod_python at modpython.org > http://mailman.modpython.org/mailman/listinfo/mod_python >
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