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Graham Dumpleton
graham.dumpleton at gmail.com
Sun Mar 1 01:55:34 EST 2009
Same problems: http://www.dscpl.com.au/wiki/ModPython/Articles/ModuleImportingIsBroken Compile mod_python from source code if binary package is no good. Graham 2009/3/1 Ron Phelps <rphelps at redshift.com>: > Graham, > > I was wrong as to the mod_python version I have installed at home. I > have 3.2.10. Does this version have the same import module problems? I > can't upgrade to 3.3.1 as it requires a version of libc6 that is not > compatible with just about everything else on my system. > > Thanks again, > > Ron > > On Sun, 2009-03-01 at 15:45 +1100, Graham Dumpleton wrote: >> 2009/3/1 Ron Phelps <rphelps at redshift.com>: >> > I have similar mod_python setups at work and home. The differences are >> > at work the setup is Ubuntu Gutsy and at home I have Ubuntu Feisty so >> > the home installation uses 3.2 mod_python and the work 3.3. The other >> > difference is at home I have apache2 configured for two virtual >> > websites. The work installation is only one website. >> > >> > The problem is I can't import python scripts from index.py on my home >> > installation but I have no problem at work. Scripts in both >> > installations are in the home directory of the website. >> > >> > ------------------- >> > Code example from work, index.py uses a href link to call the following >> > python script all imports work eps_extract is python script in the same >> > directory as index.py >> > >> > from cgi import escape >> > from urllib import unquote >> > >> > #Import database and plotting functions >> > from select import select >> > import eps_extract >> > >> > def frame(): >> > >> > s = """\ >> > ... >> > html code here >> > ...""" >> > >> > return s >> > >> > def plots(): >> > >> > etc ... >> > >> > ------------------------ >> > Code example from home - index.py: >> > I have tried simply using the import statement as above >> > and like below. The scripts weatherstation and pexpect are in the same >> > directory as index.py >> > >> > import sys, os >> > from mod_python import apache >> > weatherstation = apache.import_module("weatherstation") >> > pexpect = apache.import_module("pexpect") >> > >> > Mod_python returns >> > >> > ImportError: No module named weatherstation >> > >> > >> > Thanks for any help you can give. >> >> Simple, upgrade your home machine so it matches the latest version of >> mod_python (3.3.1) used at work. >> >> The module importer has lots of problems in the older version and you >> really do not want to use it. >> >> Once you have upgraded and use same version on both, then read the >> documentation. Specifically that for import_module() in: >> >> http://www.modpython.org/live/current/doc-html/pyapi-apmeth.html >> >> Graham >> >> >> Graham >> > >
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