Sean De La Torre wrote:
I see the WSGI errors in my apps too, and it usually isn't a problem.
Did you try killing all of the fastcgi processes to reload the app?
The output above looks ok, so it's possible that something in the fcgi
layer is not working correctly.
What did you change when the app broke?
I'm not so concerned with what I changed as I am getting a mirror
environment setup. And I'm getting these same header errors with a
freshly quickstarted application. I run the CGI script with some
success from the command line, but get the header errors when fast cgi
tries to run it....
I'm starting to suspect that I didn't have my new environment's apache
config setup properly with fast cgi support. I have fast cgi installed
and enabled, but I apparently didn't have a directive to set a fastcgi
handler.
- jmj
