I know this is a bit off topic; but I'm really stuck. I've got a
pyodbc connection to Sybase that works from the command line but not
from within a wsgi app and Apache on linux; my /etc/.odbc.ini looks
like this (also /etc/odbc.ini since I've got conflicting info) and
they have permissions of 777
[root]# more /etc/.odbc.ini
[ODBC Data Sources]
Homeworks=SQLAnywhere 12.0
[Homeworks]
UID=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
PWD=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
DatabaseName=Production
ServerName=Homeworks
CommLinks=tcpip(host=192.168.xxx.xxx;DoBroadcast=NONE)
Driver=/opt/sqlanywhere12/lib32/libdbodbc12.so
Uid, pwd and ip deleted for security.
Either Apache cannot access this and I'm not an Apache expert or if
someone knows how to convert this into the pyodbc connection string
that does not use the DSN, that might be a solution.
>From the command line
pyodbc.connect('DSN=HomeworksProduction') works but that confuses me
because I don't see that name in the .ini unless it is "assembled"
from the individual lines.
I've googled all day on this and just cannot find a solution.
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