Re: [modwsgi] LDAP3 returning "unknown encoding: cp0" error on bind()

2019-03-24 Thread Yaakov Blank
Thanks for the response - I am going to try and use Apache to perform the LDAP authentication On Monday, March 25, 2019 at 2:41:13 AM UTC+2, Graham Dumpleton wrote: > > Another delayed response due to message being missed while was on a trip. > > When using Apache on Windows, the default

Re: [modwsgi] microsoft visual c ++ runtime error r6034 when loading python script

2019-03-24 Thread Yaakov Blank
Just figured it out - there was an incompatibility with flask_validator classes - so I wrote my own and now all works fine. The SSL error was apparently incorrect now everything works fine Thanks On Monday, March 25, 2019 at 2:37:08 AM UTC+2, Graham Dumpleton wrote: > > Sorry for the delay.

Re: [modwsgi] microsoft visual c ++ runtime error r6034 when loading python script

2019-03-24 Thread Graham Dumpleton
Sorry for the delay. This got lost when I was away on a trip. First up, I don't recommend using Python 2.7. It is almost impossible to get working with Apache and mod_wsgi on Windows now. Use Python 3.6 or later. As to the error, since you are using port 5000 and trying to enable HTTPS on it,

[modwsgi] microsoft visual c ++ runtime error r6034 when loading python script

2019-03-24 Thread Yaakov Blank
I am using Flask and Python 2.7 on Windows. The Flask development server works fine. However when I try to use on Apache at the first time the server is accessed I get a "microsoft visual c ++ runtime error r6034" dialog box. After clicking OK the server functions without any other runtime

[modwsgi] LDAP3 returning "unknown encoding: cp0" error on bind()

2019-03-24 Thread Yaakov Blank
Using: - Flask - Windows - Ldap3 - Connect using TLS - Attaching Apache mod conf file Using Flask development server ldap user \ password authenticated fine. When calling in Apache mod_wsgi received "unknown encoding: cp0" error on bind() Appreciate any ideas. Below is the

Re: [modwsgi] LDAP3 returning "unknown encoding: cp0" error on bind()

2019-03-24 Thread Graham Dumpleton
Another delayed response due to message being missed while was on a trip. When using Apache on Windows, the default language locale isn't necessarily UTF-8, but something else. In this case, the LDAP module appears to not be tolerant of strange locale values. I know how to override locale etc