Comments Break WSGI-mod_python

Chad Crabtree <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.web.pyblosxom.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
I believe I have finally gotten the comments to work.  Rather I can hit
submit and they show up.  However when I try to view the post after that it
just displays the front page.  See http://blog.imperialdata.net/blog/
You can see the comment form on the uncommented upon posts but you cannot
access the one that has been commented. It will not even show the link on
the address bar of the browser.

I have deleted the comments and tried again but the same thing happens.   I
know the comments are being made because it says so and when I staticly
render the site it works.
Here's the relevant part from httpd.conf

   <VirtualHost xx.xx.xx.xx:80>
       Serveradmin flaxeater-/[email protected]
       DocumentRoot /vxx/blog.imperialdata.net/
       Servername blog.imperialdata.net/
       ServerAlias blog.imperialdata.net
       customlog logs/blog.imperialdata.net.log combined
       <Location /blog/>
            PythonDebug On
            SetHandler python-program
            # set PythonPath to the folders containing the files.
            PythonPath "['/var/www/html/blog.imperiald
ata.net/blogsoft/Pyblosxom', '/var/www/html/blog.imperialdata.net']+
sys.path"
            PythonHandler mp_wsgi_handler::wsgi_handler
            # This should be the same as the Location above
            PythonOption ApplicationPath /blog/
            PythonOption application wsgi_app::application
       </Location>
</virtualhost>
I do not want to use CGI.  I am baffled as to why this happens.  There are
no errors reported.  It just sublimely ignores my request to see the
comments.

Has anyone seen this? Know what's going on?


ps.  I had modified comments.py to add a directive to the config.py to make
the default display the comments so that I didn't have to end the query with
?showcomments=yes.  I have removed the changes and the same problem happens
when using ?showcomments=yes or not it will not show the comments.
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