Talin wrote: > On Oct 14, 9:35 pm, Nicolas Kassis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >>Talin wrote: >> >>>1) Bluehost does not have mod_proxy installed >>>2) Bluehost does not have mod_python installed >> >>Odd, I remember talking with a tech and he assured me that Bluehost had >>mod_python installed. I haven't tested. (just thought I would use it >>latter on. I don't run turbogears projects on there yet). > > > Its possible that its only installed on some servers. Since bluehost > doesn't have any documentation telling you what modules they have > installed (or anything at all about the apache configuration, really), > I had to test for the presence of modules empircally - I created a > series of .htaccess files that had deliberate syntax errors, each > surrounded by a conditional module test - if the server was able to > load the file, then I knew that the module *wasn't* installed. > Don't I remember reading on the mod_python list that version 3.3 will abandon auto-reload and require that the Apache server be restarted to ensure changed modules are reloaded? I don't see that flying too well with commercial hosting services running many virtuals on a single Apache instance.
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