Installing Mod_Python - PythonPython's Apache interpreter is available as an Apache module, mod_python. This module reduces the time it takes to deliver a given page to a client. It is also capable of a great deal more, including interacting with Apache itself in various powerful ways. This article gives you just a taste of what mod_python can do.
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First, head on over to the mod_python website: Download the latest version for your platform. To install mod_python on a Unix enviroment, you perform the usual ritual:
You may, however, need to help the configure script out a bit by pointing it to apxs (which is included with Apache and is needed to compile mod_python) or Python itself:
With Windows, things are easier. Although mod_python's official site no longer offers an easy installation option for Windows, a gentleman by the name of Nicolas Lehuen provides one on his website: You can download it here: http://www.lehuen.com/nicolas/download Install it, and you're almost good to go. You'll then need to configure Apache (on either platform). Load httpd.conf into your favorite text editor. Add this:
If you used the Windows installer I mentioned, use this instead:
Failing both of those, try searching for the location of mod_python. We'll have to set mod_python as the handler for Python files. Add this to httpd.conf:
Finally, we must give .htaccess a bit of power. Search httpd.conf for the string "AllowOverride" set it to "All." You should end up with this:
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