[mod_python] One index.py for all subdirectories

Nick nick at dd.revealed.net
Mon Dec 20 11:48:12 EST 2004


You could try using a wildcard in a Location directive.

Nick

Alexis Marrero-Narváez wrote:
> All,
> 
> How can I setup Apache2, in such way that I only need one index.py for 
> all subdirectories. For instance here is a directory structure:
> /persons
>     /john
>         /daughters
>             /anna
>             /alicia
>     /mary
>     index.py
> 
> I want the index.py in /persons to be used everytime the user access any 
> URI under /persons. So if the user GET 
> http://host.com/persons/john/daugthers/ apache handles the request by 
> sending it to index.py inside /persons instead of trying to get 
> /persons/john/daughters/index.py?
> 
> Are there any tricks other than using mod_rewrite?
> 
> Thanks,
> /amn
> 
> 
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