Graham Dumpleton
grahamd at dscpl.com.au
Tue Mar 21 06:53:33 EST 2006
On 21/03/2006, at 10:42 PM, Daniel Nogradi wrote: >>> I looked around there already but they are all - as the name >>> suggests >>> - blog software as opposed to bullletin boards or forum software. >>> And >>> yes, there are a number of wikis written in Python, but it seems >>> that >>> specifically bulletin boards and/or forums are not written yet. >>> There >>> are many in PHP and a couple in Ruby I wonder why there is >>> (practically) none for Python. >> >> My guess: Because there are only few web hosting providers offering >> Python as a server-side scripting option. Most will offer PHP, so >> that's >> the largest audience. > > This looks to me like a chicken-or-egg problem. For providers to offer > Python there should exist good software, in order to have good > software providers should offer Python :) Bigger problem is that a lot of providers still use Apache 1.3, thus an old version of mod_python which has lots of problems and issues. If they use that version as a guide to stability of mod_python, it is no wander they don't want to support it. Graham
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