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python | XP | apache 1.3
ok, i've installed active state's python for XP.
I then instaled mod_python. I then followed their instructions here: http://modpython.org/live/current/d...stallation.html However, with these instructions, I'm unable to get apache started. I end up getting this: Cannot load c:/..../mod_python.so into server However, I have checked the path, and that module does exist. These were the two lines that I added LoadModule python_module modules/mod_python.so AddModule mod_python.c I tried it without the AddModule line.. still no luck. Any ideas? Thanks in advance. Tyler |
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I you installed a webserver(Apache) just for test, not as a real server, I recommend Abyss webserver which is free, and it's easier to configure Python to be used with it.Apache is kind of complicated.
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I saw this thread and i was like, i'm just gonna tell him to get abyss, and then there you go. congrats. I totally concur. abyss is amazing and python works like a charm with it. i use it now to host my site. and python with it. ![]()
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Hmm.
i'm still in college, and I've been programming in Perl for about 5 years. This summer I'll be working at a job that will be using coldFusion. So, as the semester is almost over, I thought i'd put a server on my local machine, and play with some more languages. So right now, I have apache 1.3 on XP configured to run Perl, PHP (i know that is does basically the same stuff as Perl, but hey, it's kind of a hot language to have on a resume..i think) and ColdFusion. I've also hear a ton of great stuff about Python, and have been wanting to give it a try, too. Abyss (http://www.aprelium.com/abyssws/index.html - this one, right?) looks nice, and easy to configure for perl, php, python.. probably not for coldFusion though, ehh? Reason I mention this is since I already have apache going for the rest... is it that much of an issue trying to get python working with it too? or should i dump apache, go with this, and then install coldFusion stand alone server? thanks in advance. -tyler. |
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I think the latter.
apache has a much steeper learning curve than abyss, and honestly i don't think mod_python works with abyss....yet. but its really only for speed anyway and unless your expecting a considerable amount of traffic i really wouldn't worry about it. Try abyss out i think you'll be fairly impress |
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I've tried countless times to install mod_python with apache 1 and it just aint happening
. But if mod_python is what you want to use your looking at Apache 2 minimum! But at least this way it will work and its well worth looking into; although in theory it should work with Apache 1 too, it just doesn't! Go to apache and get the latest version: http://httpd.apache.org/ And get the intaller for mod_python from here: http://httpd.apache.org/modules/python-download.cgi Hope this works for you. If not, better go with abyss like the guys recomended ![]() Mark. |
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Thanks for the replies guys.
Turns out this is all my fault..i never read enough. I was tyring to use mod_python 3, which doesn't work with apache 1.3 And I've also read that mod_python 2.X does't work well with the newest version of python. So i got rid of apache 1.3, installed 2, and got it working in half an hour, the instructions worked perfectly. thanks anyhow for all the help, i appreciate it. -ty |
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