Webware for Python

On Wed, 2002-07-24 at 23:57, Bill Eldridge wrote:
> 
> It appears that RedHat 8.0 will ship with
> Apache 2.0, which might make it useful
> to start porting Webware modules over
> now.  We talked briefly about what it
> might take a few months ago - anyone
> interested in taking this on?

mod_fastcgi seems to be in the works ("real soon now" for the last
couple of months).  

mod_python is already ported (in CVS). It also gets rid of the annoyance
of having to compile a python without threads, so it is much easier to
install than it used to be.  I haven't tried to use webware's mod_python
adapter in quite a while, but it is on my todo list.

Terrel Shumway wrote:
> On Wed, 2002-07-24 at 23:57, Bill Eldridge wrote:
> 
>>It appears that RedHat 8.0 will ship with
>>Apache 2.0, which might make it useful
>>to start porting Webware modules over
>>now.  We talked briefly about what it
>>might take a few months ago - anyone
>>interested in taking this on?
> 
> 
> mod_fastcgi seems to be in the works ("real soon now" for the last
> couple of months).  
> 
> mod_python is already ported (in CVS). It also gets rid of the annoyance
> of having to compile a python without threads, so it is much easier to
> install than it used to be.  I haven't tried to use webware's mod_python
> adapter in quite a while, but it is on my todo list.

Great, any word on mod_webkit?

-- 
Bill Eldridge
Radio Free Asia
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| to start porting Webware modules over
| now.  We talked briefly about what it
| might take a few months ago - anyone
| interested in taking this on?

I would very much like this to happen, but I don't know any C. Is there any
way I can help?