PyApache is great, a real win when you want increased speed whilst still writing standard cross-platform CGIs. Thanks!
Any chance of an update to compile more nicely with these newer versions of Python and Apache? I got it to work fine, but I had to hack some 'python1.5's to 'python's and a 'config.h' to an 'ap_config.h' to do it, which could put a new user off.
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2001-08-29
++ Any chance of an update to compile more nicely
++ with these newer versions of Python and Apache?
Haven't checked it out against Python 2.1.1 but I
did have 4.25 running under Python 2.1 and Apache 1.3.20 using config and command-line options to specify linking against Python 1.5, 2.1 and Apache 1.3.XX optionally. I should finalise it and make it available.
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PyApache is great, a real win when you want increased speed whilst still writing standard cross-platform CGIs. Thanks!
Any chance of an update to compile more nicely with these newer versions of Python and Apache? I got it to work fine, but I had to hack some 'python1.5's to 'python's and a 'config.h' to an 'ap_config.h' to do it, which could put a new user off.
++ Any chance of an update to compile more nicely
++ with these newer versions of Python and Apache?
Haven't checked it out against Python 2.1.1 but I
did have 4.25 running under Python 2.1 and Apache 1.3.20 using config and command-line options to specify linking against Python 1.5, 2.1 and Apache 1.3.XX optionally. I should finalise it and make it available.
Please do. I'm having troubles compiling PyApache as a DSO with Apache 1.3.20. I keep getting undefined symbol errors when trying to start Apache.