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mod_python and PythonHandler
I was uncertain if this was a question for the Apache forum?
What python handler would allow each individual script to run itself? |
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Naw, either forums would do... I actually got mod_python running on my apache server the other day! Yes the impossable is now possable!
Anyway you have two choices, mod_python.cgihandler or mod_python.publisher... the easiest one being the mod_python.cgihander simply because its just a CGI clone. But i think the mod_python.publisher handler is probably the most commonly used! The next version will also include a PSP handler which will be awsum ![]() Edit: Conslusion, i'd go with mod_python.cgihandler Mark. Last edited by netytan : January 9th, 2004 at 03:35 PM. |
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thanks for the help
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haha I think I've only managed to get mod_python to run maybe once.
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same here, tried about a million times, only managed to get it working the other day! Can't say i mind the speed boost with CGI... really not liking that you can't use print with the publisher handler though, ah well Mark. |
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