Giovanni Bajo pisze: > On 6/17/2009 2:03 PM, Krzysztof Jakubczyk wrote: > >> Hi, >> I want to execute EXE as CGI script under IIS. I have compiled python >> script to executable. Under Apache everything is correct, but under IIS >> I get following error: >> >> Traceback (most recent call last): >> File "<string>", line 3, in ? >> File "c:\python24\Installer\iu.py", line 429, in importHook >> File "c:\python24\Installer\iu.py", line 498, in doimport >> File "c:\python24\Installer\iu.py", line 292, in getmod >> File "c:\python24\Installer\iu.py", line 310, in makeOwner >> File "C:\Python24\Installer\archive.py", line 417, in __init__ >> File "C:\Python24\Installer\archive.py", line 305, in __init__ >> ValueError: invalid literal for int(): /C:/<DIR where exe is located>/exe ". >> >> I added print statements to iu.py and it turned out that sys.path is the >> following: >> >> ['C:/Windows/TEMP/_MEI31482', '//?/C:/<DIR where exe is located>/exe', >> '\\\\?\\C:\\<DIR where exe is located>\\<File name>.exe?106496'] >> >> while when executing exe in regular fashion sys.path is the following: >> >> ['C:/Users/<username>/AppData/Local/Temp/3/_MEI32162', 'c:/<DIR where >> exe is located>/exe', 'c:\\<DIR where exe is located>\\<File >> name>.exe?106496'] >> >> The problem is the '?' mark here '//?/C:/<DIR where exe is located>/exe' >> >> What would be the right solution? >> > > I think \\?\ is some kind of UNC path. The problem is that archive.py is > confused becausae it uses "?" as an internal separator, and wasn't ready > to find other uses of "?" within a path. > > I guess we just want to ignore any "?" not followed by a valid integer > number. Try the attached patch. > Great, that worked :)
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