What worked for me was to make my location /WK and then add an action
and a addtype :
Action application/py-serverpages /WK/
AddType application/py-serverpages .py
This works great at least on Windows
To handel my various virtual hosts I made sure there was a context for
webkit that matched my virtual host and then within that host I make my
locaiton
<location /WK/vhost>
WkServer.....
</location>
Action application/py-serverpages /WK/vhost
AddType application/py-serverpages .py
Hope this helps
Jose
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Schmitt
Sent: Tuesday, June 03, 2003 3:24 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Webware-discuss] installing mod_webware
hi,
I have a server with several domains. how can I install Webware/Apache
such that index.py is called autmatically in the document root ? I tried
mod_webkit using
<Location />
WKServer ...
SetHandler ..
</Location>
but I do not want to use a context named "/".
Is there any easy solution ?
Greetings, Uwe
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