spyce + mod_python: file not found

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I've been wavering between using Spyce as a standalone server vs as an
add-on to mod_python.  I've run in to issues with both.  This message deals
with the mod_python.issue.

When hosting a 'spy' file in my personal public_html directory, it works
fine.  However, when hosting the same file in the 'common' directory, the
file can't be found.

Specifically,

   - the file is at /var/www/html/group/temp/index.spy
   - the document root is set to /var/www/html in both http.conf and
   spyceconf.py
   - I browse to http://server/group/temp/index.spy

The output displayed in my browser is a single line of text
"/html/group/temp/index.spy not found"  (note the odd additional '/html' at
the front).

I assume I did something stupid, but I'm pulling my hair out to figure out
what.  Any ideas?

_jason

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I&#39;ve been wavering between using Spyce as a standalone server vs as an add-on to mod_python.&nbsp; I&#39;ve run in to issues with both.&nbsp; This message deals with the mod_python.issue.<br><br>When hosting a &#39;spy&#39; file in my personal public_html directory, it works fine.&nbsp; However, when hosting the same file in the &#39;common&#39; directory, the file can&#39;t be found.
<br><br>Specifically,<br><ul><li>the file is at /var/www/html/group/temp/index.spy</li><li>the document root is set to /var/www/html in both http.conf and spyceconf.py</li><li>I browse to <a href="http://server/group/temp/index.spy">
http://server/group/temp/index.spy</a></li></ul>The output displayed in my browser is a single line of text &quot;/html/group/temp/index.spy not found&quot;&nbsp; (note the odd additional &#39;/html&#39; at the front).<br><br>
I assume I did something stupid, but I&#39;m pulling my hair out to figure out what.&nbsp; Any ideas?<br><br>_jason<br><br>

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