I have made it with:
site.addsitedir('/home/baddc0re/Desktop/htdocs/')
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If you are trying to say it works when you use that, that could only
be the case if you had .pth files in the directory
/home/baddc0re/Desktop/htdocs/. Otherwise there should be no
difference between that and doing sys.path.append() for same
directory.
Graham
On 14 April 2012 18:23, badc0re
Did you get a chance to try with mod_dav.c etc instead?
Yes I tried with both but it still did not worked, for time being I have
moved svn wsgi in different vhosts.
That was my Plan B as well but I would like to avoid doing that.
Graham do you have any other ideas where this could go
On Fri, Apr 13, 2012 at 3:59 AM, badc0re dame.jovano...@gmail.com wrote:
the modules are working if they are in the same folder but i created the
folder SE_controller and append the path for it but it is not working.
Does the folder SE_controller has __init__.py inside it ? That
required for
A prior post said:
I am facing the same issue with django+apache+mod_wsgi+svn 1.7.
I posted it on svn mailing list and got following reply
mod_wsgi is probably intercepting the POST request intended for
mod_dav_svn and not passing it on. Subversion 1.7.0 had a similar
problem, it tried to
