Neil Schemenauer wrote:
* If you use mod_scgi and the SCGIServer command (i.e. in
combination with Location or LocationMatch) then PATH_INFO
while always be empty and SCRIPT_NAME will contain the whole
path. In that case you can use the --script-name argument to
the Quixote scgi server to specify the script name.
Incidentally, since I brought this issue up a while, I've kind of come
to terms with this behavior. At least in the context of Paste -- I use
paste.urlmap to map different URLs, so I do:
<Location /foo>
SCGIServer localhost 4000
</Location>
<Location /bar>
SCGIServer localhost 4000
</Location>
# in paste configuration:
urlmap['/foo'] = 'foo_app.conf'
urlmap['/bar'] = 'bar_app.conf'
So, in this case actually flup's SCGI servers translate SCRIPT_NAME to
PATH_INFO (if you don't give an explicit SCRIPT_NAME when configuring
it, and you don't set WSGI_SCRIPT_NAME in the Apache configuration).
Then urlmap pulls off the matching portion of the URL and puts it back
in SCRIPT_NAME. So even though it's all a little confusing, the result
is something that's easy to configure for putting multiple
applications into one process.
--
Ian Bicking / [EMAIL PROTECTED] / http://blog.ianbicking.org
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