[mod_python] Help installing mod_python

Are you installing Python for all users and not just yourself? It must
be installed for all users.

Other than ensuring you do that, can't really help you with mod_python
on Windows.

BTW, what Python web application are you actually wanting to run? The
mod_python module isn't only option for Python hosting with Apache on
Windows. The other option though only supplies binaries for Python 2.6
however.

Graham

2009/10/16 Jorge Sanchez <jorgersg at gmail.com>:
> Thanks for the reply Graham:
> I tell a little bit more. I'm using Windows Vista (I know it's sucks but
> it's company policy). I tried it installing version 2.3 of Python and it
> worked. The thing is I need it to be version 2.5 to be the one working, but
> after uninstalling version 2.3 and installing 2.5, python is not set in my
> windows registry. I'm a newbie on this, so I don't exactly know where
> exactly do I have to execute the configure and make commands you are talking
> about. I'm just double clicking the MSI of python. I don't know if it has
> something to do that the version 2.3 is an exe file and the version 2.5 is
> an msi.
> Jorge
>
> 2009/10/15 Graham Dumpleton <graham.dumpleton at gmail.com>
>>
>> 2009/10/16 Jorge Sanchez <jorgersg at gmail.com>:
>> > I continue reading people who succeded installing mod_python for python
>> > 2.5,
>> > the thing is that when I try to install it the installer tells me that I
>> > need version 2.3 to install and that it doesn't exist. After that I see
>> > a
>> > window where I can write the path, but it doesn't allows me to do it.
>> > Any help on this will be much appreciated.
>>
>> It is hard to guess what you are doing wrong given that you do not
>> even show the output of the 'configure' or 'make' commands.
>>
>> At a guess though I would probably suggest you don't have  the
>> corresponding 'python-dev' package installed for your Python version.
>> This will possibly result in the 'configure' script thinking you don't
>> have any Python installed, or at least think it is the wrong version.
>>
>> Graham
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