Graham Dumpleton
grahamd at dscpl.com.au
Wed Oct 18 19:06:21 EDT 2006
Please use REPLY-ALL and keep followups on the mailing list. Christoph Mewes wrote .. > I have XP Home, so I cannot really change user rights. > My installation works perfectly, I can run Python scrits both from the > interactive mode and via .py-files (outputting to the cmd). > > 2006/10/19, Graham Dumpleton <grahamd at dscpl.com.au>: > > Apache on Win32 generally runs as a special user. That user must have > > access rights to the Python installation. Go through each of the directories > > listed in the log output and make sure it is where the Python bits are > > installed and then check the access rights to make sure the user Apache > > runs on can read the files located there. If the files aren't even in > those > > locations, then your Python installation is stuffed up. Can you run normal > > Python scripts outside of Apache? Do any of the directories listed in the path output in the log file contain a subdirectory called 'mod_python'? If you run Python and do: from mod_python import psp what does it output? You want it to say: ImportError: No module named _apache If it complains that it can't even find 'mod_python' module, then the mod_python installation is wrong. Also run within Python: import sys print sys.path is the path the same as that in the Apache log file? Graham
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