I'm looking to move from mod_python to mod_wsgi, and reading through
the on-line documentation.
've been fairly happy with mod_python for my own scripts, but do
appreciate that mod_wsgi is a better design and the future. I also
want to update a MoinMoin wiki on the same server to using mod_wsgi,
I have an app that has just started using sqlite in a new version. I'm
running on CentOS.
To get everything running, I needed to:
1. download/install sqlite (3.6.13)
2. rebuild/install Python (2.5.4)
3. I also then downloaded and built mod_wsgi 2.4, running against my
Python in /usr/local/bin
2009/4/23 Matt Newville matt.newvi...@gmail.com:
I'm looking to move from mod_python to mod_wsgi, and reading through
the on-line documentation.
've been fairly happy with mod_python for my own scripts, but do
appreciate that mod_wsgi is a better design and the future. I also
want to update
Do you have mod_cache modules loaded into Apache. These apparently can
have a symbol conflict with sqlite libraries. Disable mod_cache
modules in Apache and see if problem goes away.
Search for 'mod_cache sqlite' in Google and see discussions of issue. Eg:
