On Tue, Mar 23, 2010 at 8:35 PM, Graham Dumpleton
<[email protected]> wrote:
>> RewriteCond %{DOCUMENT_ROOT}/%{REQUEST_URI} !-f
>
> Am not sure REQUEST_URI will always work in that situation as it isn't
> decoded nor are repeating slashes removed.
Good point. Better to use %{REQUEST_FILENAME}.
Still, you need the %{DOCUMENT_ROOT} part if in a virtual host.
Anyway I just tried out the WSGIHandlerScript directive, and it works
great! (as long as you have 3.0 or greater) That was exactly what
I was looking for.
One difference between it and mod_python's PythonHandler that
stood out to me as somewhat significant is that this WSGI directive
apparently isn't allowed in the .htaccess or scopes other than server-level.
Though, for most cases, you can still use the 'SetHandler wsgi-script'
approach to override the WSGIHandlerScript in whatever config scopes
you want. Or you could just turn your main wsgi handler into more of a
dispatcher/middleware layer.
So its not a that big of a restriction; just a bit different.
Graham, I know you're terribly busy, but perhaps at some point could you
update the wiki page ConfigurationDirectives to get it up to date? I had
assumed it reflected the latest, and hence just didn't discover the
WSGIHandlerScript on my own.
You do have it (and many other newer features) documented in the various
changelog pages -- it would just be nice to have it all in one place.
Thanks again.
--
Deron
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