If I understand well mod_wsgi is completely useless in my case :(
Anyway thanks for your answer Graham
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On 16 May 2011 07:03, zelegolas zelego...@gmail.com wrote:
If I understand well mod_wsgi is completely useless in my case :(
Yes and no.
Within one single Apache instance you can't currently do what you
want. You could however run up multiple Apache instances where each
mod_wsgi uses different
Hello Graham. Can you advise me how to use mod_wsgi? Two questions of
burning importance:
1) How do you do a backtrace? Unable to use cgitb with mod_wsgi so
what is the debugging method?
2) Is there a way to re-initialize an application without restarting
Apache after every script change?
