Re: wsgi, mod_python, et al

Will,

On Mon, 31 Jan 2005 19:14:27 -0600 (CST), will guaraldi
<[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> I checked in all of Steven's changes.  That should make PyBlosxom play
> nicely with WSGI, mod_python and other frameworks.
> 

excellent; I'll try it out soon, I promise.

> Steven--if you could send us the other pyblosxom starter scripts
> (pyblosxom.wsgi, ...) that you have, that'd be really great.  Also, it'd
> be good to get this documented in the manual.  I have no experience with
> either WSGI or mod_python (though I do know what they are, I've never had
> a chance to use them), so I'm going to need help getting that in.
> 

I'll test on mod_python; as for WSGI, I don't even know what that is
on any sort of detailed level.

> That's one of the three big things I want to fix for PyBlosxom 1.2:
> 
>    1. DONE: WSGI, mod_python, and other framework isues
>    2. index caching, fix tools.Walk...  (this is Bill's stuff)

Right, right. I'm making progress on the comments admin stuff, since I
need that on my site right now (stupid spammers). Back to caching
ASAP.comment

>    3. better documentation

The new site is already much better than we had on this.

> 
> Anyhow, many thanks go to Steven and his perseverence.  w00t!
> 

I second that notion.

> On a side note, I'm heading to Florida tomorrow morning for a few days and
> won't be back until Sunday.  If any problems pop up with things I just
> checked in, Bill, Ted and Wari all have checkin privs and they can fix
> things as they see fit.
> 

Have fun in FLA; it'll be warmer there than it is here, that's for sure.

Peace
Bill Mill
bill.mill at gmail.com


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