Robert Dailey
rcdailey at gmail.com
Sun Aug 24 20:10:00 EDT 2008
On Sun, Aug 24, 2008 at 6:24 PM, Graham Dumpleton <graham.dumpleton at gmail.com> wrote: > Since you haven't provided what configuration you used to enable > mod_python it is hard to tell. At a guess though it sounds like you > use SetHandler in the .htaccess to enable mod_python and so have made > all requests against directory use mod_python. You should look at > using AddHandler to restrict use of mod_python to certain extensions > in URL, or instead use 'SetHandler None' in .htaccess of subdirectory > where PHP is used, presuming that PHP configured to act as output > filter. > > Provide configuration and crystal ball wouldn't be necessary. > > Graham Sorry for leaving out that vital information, not sure what I was thinking to not provide it. I was in a hurry in my initial post, so I do apologize. Below is the configuration I'm using. I believe I used the setup instructions on the official mod_python website, but I don't remember for sure. Note also that by adding "php" to the list of extensions in <Files>, this still doesn't cause the forum scripts to work. Sometimes I'd notice that the PHP script itself would show up when I visited the forum instead of it being executed. Thank you again for your help. Please let me know if I've left anything out. #------------------------------------------------------------------ Options All -Indexes # Set mod_python options DirectoryIndex index.py AddHandler mod_python .py PythonHandler mod_python.publisher PythonDebug on AddType text/html;qs=1.0 .py AddType text/html;qs=0.9 .html AddType text/plain;qs=0.8 .txt <Files ~ "\.(gif|html|jpg|png|swf)$"> SetHandler default-handler </Files> #------------------------------------------------------------------
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