Hi, > i haven't actually tried it, but there's documentation on running > cherrypy as a CGI application (via WSGI): > > http://www.cherrypy.org/wiki/RunAsCGI > > there are warnings about it not supporting any very complex use of > cherrypy's functionality which probably isn't a good sign, but if you > really need to do it, it could be a start.
I already know this document, but it didn't work. I think I have to try a little bit more... By the way, how is the performance of mod_python? The Turbogears application is going to run on many servers. These servers have up to 64 Linux vServer. Anybody knows the memory usage of mod_python? I don't want an extra usage of 10 mb memory for each server, just to load mod_python...for example. Or is it a better way to run as FastCGI? Bye, Axel --- "Unix is very user-friendly. It's just picky who its friends are." PGP-Fingerprint: D7B2 2A64 CCCB 9253 5474 E5F8 5B4B 8FD9 CA6E B770
