The documentation contains some information on the interaction of the mod_wsgi directives and the Apache directives, but, not being terribly familiar with Apache configuration, I still have a couple of questions. I'm trying to host a WSGI (actually Django) application on a hosting provider, and only I have read access to the Apache configuration file and the ability to add (approved) directives to the end of it, via an included file. The existing configuration file is mainly for PHP and mod_perl applications and is WSGI-unaware. There are <Directory> blocks for an htdocs directory inside my home directory and a cgi-bin subdirectory, as well as some <Files> directives for specific files (like .htaccess, .htpasswd, and some other special files). If I add my WSGI directives at the end, via the included file, how will they interact with the earlier part of the configuration? Will they override the earlier <Directory> and <Files> blocks, or will I have to do something specific to achieve this? Will URLs ending in .php still be served through mod_php? Also, I wonder whether I should use their htdocs directory to serve my media files, or whether I would be better off creating a separate directory for that.
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