2004-03-18 10:42:53 UTC
PyApache is a lot less complicated than mod_python, which is useful if you just want native Python execution (or to avoid mod_python).
I'm running Fedora Core 1 on an i686 system and have PyApache running under Apache 2.0.48/Python 2.3 and also under Apache 1.3.29/Python 2.3.
If you want to give it a spin, use:
ftp://ftp.bel-epa.com/pub/pyapache/PyApache-4.27.tar.gz
Unpack it, run "make -f Makefile.apache2". I think there's one warning from the compiler which I ignored. The module will be in ./libs/mod_pyapache.so, copy it into your Apache modules directory.
The README contains instructions for editing your httpd.conf file (LoadModule and a few Py* directives).
Do let me know how you get on - you can contact me on:
gjh-dated-1080211256.c9b2b7@bel-epa.com
(address will expire in 7 days).
Hope this helps.
