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David Moorhouse
python at moorhouse.net.nz
Wed Sep 19 23:06:00 EDT 2007
Hi Graeme I think it is a problem with Apache 2.054 for Windows. I was having problems on the production machine and my dev box. Upgrading to 2.059 fixed the problem. Thanks for your help. Cheers D On Tue, 18 Sep 2007 20:39:05 +1000, you wrote: >On 18/09/2007, David Moorhouse <python at moorhouse.net.nz> wrote: >> >> >What was the name of the mod_python installer you used? Did you >> >definitely use the version for Apache 2.0/Python 2.5? >> >> mod_python-3.3.1.win32-py2.5-Apache2.0.exe >> >> >> > >> >Is there any other python25.dll files on your system anywhere? Some >> >third party Windows applications use Python internally and provide >> >their own python25.dll. If that is in a directory on PATH found before >> >the system directory version, it can cause a failure. >> >> I've done a search for python25.dll and it only finds the one in the >> system32 directory. >> >> > >> >Other than that, only other suggestion is that if running Apache as >> >service, that the user it runs as has adequate permissions to read >> >mod_python and Python installed files. >> >> Admin in both cases. >> > >> >Graham >> >> Thanks for your help, but I'm finding this very frustrating ;( >> >> Do you think the difference in import / export ordinals is significant or >> are the functions linked on the exported names (and not by ordinal) ? > >I have no idea as I don't know what you are talking about when you >mention 'import/export ordinals'. I am not a Windows person. > >When people cant get passed this problem, often doing a complete >uninstall and reinstall of mod_python/Python/Apache magically fixes >the problem. > >Graham
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