Damjan [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
AFAIK
you'll have to start httpd with
env - ORACLE_HOME=... /usr/sbin/httpd
... and add PassEnv ORACLE_HOME (or sth like that, haven't used it for
some time) to the apache configuration. Apache removes environment
variables for some reason...
My Pylons application locally works running under mod_wsgi and Apache
with Oracle on Windows. I created an egg for distribution and tested
it on my local machine and all is running well still.
I moved my deployment over to my Linux machine and test the initial
egg quickly under paster. All works
AFAIK
you'll have to start httpd with
env - ORACLE_HOME=... /usr/sbin/httpd
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Yep, also tried starting Apache with the ORACLE_HOME on the command
line as well, but that doesn't help either. It is really stumping me
as on my local machine it works fine under wsgi and on the Linux
machine with a paster server it runs fine.
On Feb 13, 11:44 am, Damjan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, February 13, 2008 12:24 PM
To: pylons-discuss
Subject: Re: Pylons + mod_wsgi Oracle
Yep, also tried starting Apache with the ORACLE_HOME on the
command line as well, but that doesn't help either. It is
really stumping me as on my local machine it works fine under
wsgi
: Pylons + mod_wsgi Oracle
Yep, also tried starting Apache with the ORACLE_HOME on the
command line as well, but that doesn't help either. It is
really stumping me as on my local machine it works fine under
wsgi and on the Linux machine with a paster server it runs fine
