Re: [SQLObject] SQLObject vs mod_python security issue

[David M. <da...@re...>]

Michael Watkins wrote:
> BTW I use Quixote and that project's "SCGI" to avoid one-shot CGI. SCGI
> uses mod_scgi to simply pass http requests off to the long-running scgi
> process (which is a Publisher subclass which your application creates)
> for the application. There certainly is no shared space between
> individual applications or users - so might be handy in a vhosts
> situation. 

Except that less than 2% of vhosts allow persistent processes.

(Not many allow mod_python either, but I'd suspect that there's more 
vhosts allowing mod_python than persistent processes).

David