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Emanuel Rumpf
x at branwelt.de
Tue Apr 4 15:07:26 EDT 2006
Colin Bean wrote: >For starters, try putting quotes around the path in the "Directory" section, >so: > <Directory "/anydir/py/"> > >Also, chage "PythonHandler mod_python.publisher" to "SetHandler >mod_python.publisher". >Once you've done this, I don't beleive that you need the PythonPath >directive (since it is the same path as the publisher directory), nor the >"SetHandler python-program". > >This doesn't really answer your question in depth, but I beleive that the >"SetHandler python-program" directive is only necessisary in older >versions(?) of mod_python, in which case you also needed to specify a >"PythonHandler" directive. In your case, the line "SetHandler >mod_python.publisher" should be all that's needed. > >Also, posting relevant snippets of your error logs will help us to diagnose >further problems. > >HTH, >-Colin > > >On 4/4/06, Emanuel Rumpf <x at branwelt.de> wrote: > > >>Hello, >> >>I wanted /anydir/py/test.py to be processed by mod_python >>on apache 1.3 server, when requesting http://domain.org/py/test.py >>(where /anydir/ is the DocumentRoot) >> >> >>No matter, what I tried, there was no success, >>either the file was delivered as textfile-download, >>or I got a "File not Found" error. >> >>my current config, which is inside a virtual host: >> >><Directory /anydir/py/> >> Options -FollowSymLinks +Indexes >> Order allow,deny >> Allow from all >> >> PythonPath "sys.path+['/anydir/py/']" >> >> #PythonHandler handler_script >> PythonHandler mod_python.publisher >> >> PythonDebug On >> PythonInterpreter pi01 >> >> #excecute those with .py extension >> #AddHandler mod_python .py >> >> #excecute those with any extension >> #SetHandler mod_python >> # the same (?): >> SetHandler python-program >> >></Directory> >> >> >>Any hints, how to make it working? >> >>Thanks, >>Emanuel >> >> >>btw: >>What's the diffence between: >>SetHandler mod_python >>and: >>SetHandler python-program >> >> >> SetHandler mod_python.publisher Doesn't seem to work. So maybe the mod_python version is too old? ( mod_python-2.7.11 ) With the following construct, mod_python seems to create a directory-index (the view changes of the directory list, that's why I assume it), but the files still are delivered as plain-text. <FilesMatch "(.*)"> Options -FollowSymLinks +Indexes Order allow,deny Allow from all #excecute those with .py extension #AddHandler mod_python .py PythonHandler mod_python.publisher SetHandler python-program PythonDebug On </FilesMatch> There's a message in /var/log/apache/error.log : [Tue Apr 4 18:37:57 2006] [notice] mod_python: (Re)importing mod_python.publisher from None Emanuel
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