On Dec 6, 10:07 am, dayvo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Good question. That could affect the app if I were using relative
> path's or relying on the environment to locate files. The path's I'm
> using in the app are stored are absolute paths. They work correctly
> for path's that don't have unicode characters in them. My Django app
> works correctly with %95+ of the data I'm using. I'm just trying to
> resolve exceptions. Those exceptions all have special characters in
> them.
>
> I'm starting to suspect apache and mod_python could have something to
> do with this. Perhaps it's not a Django issue after all.
Should also be pointed out that even if you try and set locale in
Python application, when using mod_python it can be getting overridden
by another Apache module such as PHP scripts.
For this particular scenario, if you can't get rid of the PHP code,
you may have some success by running mod_wsgi and specifically using
its daemon mode to run your Django application in a separate daemon
process. Similarly, can also use FASTCGI/SCGI/AJP based solutions with
flup WSGI adapter.
Graham
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