Hi All -Even though I have a newer mod_python installation, I found some
documentation on using the moinmodpy.py script instead of the
MoinMoin.request.request_modpython::Request.run handler. So, I tried it out
-- and it worked :-)
I copied the moinmodpy.py script to the root of my wiki installati
Hi Thomas -Yes, I am aware of that -- I was hoping I could get it to work
with mod_python, since that is what this particular server has (wsgi isn't
even installed), and I don't have much control over that.
I'll see if I can switch it to another server and if that solves my
problem.
Thanks.
-Aaro
Hi Aaron,
try to NOT use mod_python, but mod_wsgi.
mod_python is often a pain, causing strange effects.
mod_wsgi is much more reliable and comfortable and implements WSGI,
which is teh future anyway.
Cheers,
Thomas
Hi Reimar -I'm not using ScriptAlias as we're using mod_python for this
install. But, here are the relevant parts:
Alias /moin_static185 "/hsphere/local/home/user/website/moin/wiki/htdocs"
SetHandler python-program
PythonPath "['/hsphere/local/home/user/website/moin'] + sys.path"
PythonHandler M
Can you show your Alias and ScriptAlias definition ?
I guess you have there a / too much.
Cheers
Reimar
Aaron Landerkin schrieb:
> Hello -I recently setup a wiki on my development machine and got it all
> working. When I uploaded it to my server, the wiki requires an extra slash
> or directory to
Hello -I recently setup a wiki on my development machine and got it all
working. When I uploaded it to my server, the wiki requires an extra slash
or directory to be in it. The extra directory can be anything, which is also
weird.
Example: The url should be /wiki/Category1/, but on my server, it n
