Re: Oracle 11g + mod_wsgi + Apache + Django on Windows 2003 does not work

[tcpipmen]

thanks for your reply.  i removed oracle 11g and installed 10g
express. uninstalled python 2.6 and everything related.  and now it is
working. so i'm not sure it has to do with 11g???  i just need to test
with 11g again in current setup.

regards,

On Jul 30, 5:23 pm, Xiong Chiamiov  wrote:
> On Jul 29, 11:57 am, tcpipmen  wrote:
>
> > Hi All, I have no problem running Oracle 11g with django on build-in
> > development server and everything is fine.  But When I setup with
> > mod_wsgi with Apache I'm getting messages like below
> [snip]
> > The specified module could not be found.
>
> I'm not quite sure how this works on Windows, but Apache is probably
> running as a different user (rather than as you).  This means that it
> has its own set of environment variables, including PATH and
> PYTHONPATH, which are likely to not include the directory your module
> is in.  I'm afraid I can't tell you how you would go about checking or
> fixing that, however, but perhaps it'll get you off to the right start.
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Re: Oracle 11g + mod_wsgi + Apache + Django on Windows 2003 does not work

[Xiong Chiamiov]

On Jul 29, 11:57 am, tcpipmen  wrote:
> Hi All, I have no problem running Oracle 11g with django on build-in
> development server and everything is fine.  But When I setup with
> mod_wsgi with Apache I'm getting messages like below
[snip]
> The specified module could not be found.

I'm not quite sure how this works on Windows, but Apache is probably
running as a different user (rather than as you).  This means that it
has its own set of environment variables, including PATH and
PYTHONPATH, which are likely to not include the directory your module
is in.  I'm afraid I can't tell you how you would go about checking or
fixing that, however, but perhaps it'll get you off to the right start.
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