Yes, it is possible to serve django via cgi
see http://code.djangoproject.com/wiki/ServerArrangements
However, I would think that you would be better off one of several
alternatives that use a second server to run django persistently.
As one example, If you can use mod_rewrite on apache, you co
I don't use windows very much, but it sounds like your version of
python does not have the sqlite2 module installed, see
http://cheeseshop.python.org/pypi/pysqlite/2.3.4
If you are new to python, it might be useful for you to use
easy_install to download packages and resolve dependencies. You
We use RHEL4 in our datacenter. I've used ubuntu, debian and CentOS 5
on development servers. Choice of Redhat was based on what other boxes
were running on before I arrived. I do indeed need to install
separate packages for python and postgresql.
So far it's been near zero maintenance after se
On Apr 21, 1:53 am, Malcolm Tredinnick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
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> We haven't documentedreverse() anywhere, as far as I know. So worth
> filing a ticket.
>
I realize that urlresolvers.reverse() was not documented earlier, but
does the addition of named urls mean that the old behavior is
On the topic of a pure python wsgi http server. Has anyone checked out
twisted. I seem to remember that zope actually nows uses twisted for
its server, and there is a twisted.web2.wsgi module that I've seen
mentioned elsewhere as a functional wsgi server that's being used in
production for some s
I know almost nothing about setuptools, but you may be able to do:
python setup.py develop
from your svn directory to tell setuptools to use the trunk. Otherwise,
you need to manipulate your python search path either in the shell or
in code.
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