Peter van Kampen
news at woody.datatailors.com
Mon Aug 30 21:55:11 EDT 2004
Hi, I have this configured apache like this: <Directory /var/www/playground/test> SetHandler mod_python PythonAuthenHandler test PythonDebug On require valid-user </Directory> test.py is simply this: from mod_python import apache def authenhandler(req): req.user = "" return apache.OK Finally there's a file: test.html in the same directory. The problem is that now the content_type is text/plain. When I turn of mod_python the content_type is text/html (as I want it to be). I know I can set req.content_type = "text/html" but I want apache (or mod_python) to do that for me... (because the files might not be only .html). Can I do that with mod_python? I noticed there is PythonTypeHandler but the documentation is rather scarce. TIA, PterK -- Peter van Kampen pterk -- at -- datatailors.com
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