Re: Comments Break WSGI-mod_python

> I see well I fixed that, but I must've munged it up when I was making the
> cgi directory work.  The same problem is not what's going on with the
> wsgi-mod_python thing.
>
> py['base_url'] = "http://blog.imperialdata.net/blog"
>
> Is what I have as the base url for the wsgi one.
>
> However with the CGI thing fixed, It says internal error.  I enabled cgitb
> and it says there's a problem with tools.log not being there so I just
> commented it out.
> This causes the CGi app to work but the WSGI is still not doing anything.
>

When I hit [1] I get a blank page. So something changed since your first
post.
Sounds like internal server error or something. What does the serverlog say?


btw, what versions of Python and Pyblosxom are you using?

You may also want to try getting rid of the trailing slashes in your
apache config.
change:
<Location /blog/>
PythonOption ApplicationPath /blog/

to:
<Location /blog>
PythonOption ApplicationPath /blog

altough I'm not sure that'll make a difference.

[1]
http://blog.imperialdata.net/blog/General/Personal/I_Have_A_Wife.html?showcomments=yes

ps: Please reply to the list. It seems my webmail client doesn't allow
setting a reply-to header :(. Any squirrelmail users out there that know
how to do that?



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