I haven't used mod_python in such a long time that I don't recall the
configuration details. Off the top of my head, you might want to check how
to add the Python 2.7 site-packages folder to the path that mod_python
searches for python modules like Django.
Also, check this out on SO.
http://st
On Mon, May 12, 2014 at 12:09 PM, David Malcolm wrote:
> thanks for your reply WB.
>
> I was hoping to avoid virtualenv. My webapp is a frontend to a vulnerability
> scanner in a large corporation.
> They are very picky about what I can use and what I can't. Is virtualenv
> suitable for such a p
I can't imagine virtualenv being a vulnerability risk. AFAIK; All it does
is create a set of scripts to isolate the executing Python environment.
http://virtualenv.readthedocs.org/en/latest/virtualenv.html
In fact, I would almost say that it improves your ability to know EXACTLY
what is in your e
thanks for your reply WB.
I was hoping to avoid virtualenv. My webapp is a frontend to a vulnerability
scanner in a large corporation.
They are very picky about what I can use and what I can't. Is virtualenv
suitable for such a production system?
They insist that I cannot use mod_wsgi (it annoy
Hi Timothy
thanks for your suggestions. I'm still on the path. I'll put more details in my
reply to WongoBongo below.
cheers
Dave
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Question one...
The gist is:
1. Set up Virtualenv and Virtualenvwrapper (lots of howtos on the web for
this - find one written in the last year)
2. Set correct environment keys to point to the right Python (similar to
the following, you paths may be different)
# ~/.bashrc
export VIRTUALENVWRAP
A good place to start is with this thread:
https://groups.google.com/forum/?utm_medium=email&utm_source=footer#!msg/django-users/_0RTNcYyCSI/24QinBTEnX8J
Be sure to include CentOS in your searches for clues about this setup since
many people use CentOS instead of RHEL.
HTH,
Tim
On Wed, May 7,
I have been tasked with finishing a build for production that was
interrupted due to another staff member leaving at short notice. It's
RedHat Enterprise Linux 5 and there are two versions of python on the box.
If I type python I get version 2.7. However if I try and use
django-admin.py I find
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