2006APR041202
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These windows tell the story of how I got the webpy install going again after installing subversion with webdav. Nothing hard. What happened is I installed subversion & dav. Ubuntu (debian) install scripts made a few changes.
*specifically removed AllowOveride in
-/etc/apache2/sites-enabled/000-default
making .htaccess, non visible
Once corrected the test code worked. So did webpy. The reference used is Graham Dumpletons site on mod_python. Its shows a great way to fault find your way through apache2/mod_python - the prerequisite for webpy.
I can't say enough about debians setup. It's clear & works in a predictable way. This shot shows the test code & the browser output.
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2006APR041202
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These windows tell the story of how I got the webpy install going again after installing subversion with webdav. Nothing hard. What happened is I installed subversion & dav. Ubuntu (debian) install scripts made a few changes.
*specifically removed AllowOveride in
-/etc/apache2/sites-enabled/000-default
making .htaccess, non visible
Once corrected the test code worked. So did webpy. The reference used is Graham Dumpletons site on mod_python. Its shows a great way to fault find your way through apache2/mod_python - the prerequisite for webpy.
I can't say enough about debians setup. It's clear & works in a predictable way. This shot shows the test code & the browser output.
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