Re: Comments Break WSGI-mod_python

On 12/14/05 20:26, Chad Crabtree wrote:
> 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.
> 

Have you tried to run the blog on cgi to test if your config and setup 
basically work? That's how I usually start.

e.g. using something like:

ScriptAlias /blog-cgi /path/to/cgi/and/config/pyblosxom.cgi/
<Directory /path/to/cgi/and/config/pyblosxom.cgi/>
         Options -All -Multiviews +ExecCGI
         AllowOverride None
         Order allow,deny
         Allow from all
</Directory>

Do comments work when running as a cgi?

hth
cheers
Steven


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