[Webware-discuss] Using different python to /usr/bin

2007-01-22 Thread Tennessee Leeuwenburg
Hi all, The system has Python 2.3.2 installed, and I want to use Python 2.5 which I have installed in /usr/local. Is there an easy way to make mod_webkit use a version of Python that I specify? It had no ./configure options, so I don't know how to force it. Cheers, -T --

Re: [Webware-discuss] Struggling with mod_webkit

2007-01-22 Thread Tennessee Leeuwenburg
h. Cheers, -T On 1/23/07, Tennessee Leeuwenburg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Thanks for the suggestion. Partial success. Different problem. I had the location tag in conf.d/mod_webkit.conf I moved it into conf/httpd.conf, immediately under the suppler "server-status" handler. I

Re: [Webware-discuss] Struggling with mod_webkit

2007-01-22 Thread Tennessee Leeuwenburg
aw when I was running the supplied HTTP server with documentation links. Cheers, -T On 1/23/07, Christoph Zwerschke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Tennessee Leeuwenburg wrote: > * Added the snippet from the installation guide setting up the > tag > * Been baffled. Did you restart/rel

[Webware-discuss] Struggling with mod_webkit

2007-01-22 Thread Tennessee Leeuwenburg
Hi all, I am struggling to get mod_webkit to work. Apache2 is ignoring SetHandler completely, and looking for /var/www/html/WK/ instead (seen in access.logand error.log of server). I have * Installed webware * Make a working directory in ~/PyMonitor * Turned off the HTTP server in the config fil