OK, I had a look at the code for CGIHTTPRequestHandler. On Windows, it uses
sys.executable to run the cgi script. cx_Freeze sets sys.executable to your
application executable, so CGIHTTPRequestHandler won't work frozen on
Windows. You could probably tweak it to make it work, but there bound to be
easier ways to get a CGI server running.
On 11 July 2013 09:10, deepblu <deep...@poczta.fm> wrote:
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> print(p):
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> d:\srv\rootfs
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> in both cases.
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