re,
(delete previous email, sorry for sending a concept)
On Monday 10 of October 2005 23:14, Jonas Meurer wrote:
> > Description: When both php and python is enabled in apache configuration,
> > python scripts trying to create a cursor yields segmentation fault.
> > Everything is okay when run from shell (i.e. not via web/apache).
>
> does this change when you enable only python in apache, and disable php?
> and how does apache run the python scripts? do you use mod-python or do
> you run them directly as CGIs?
definitely, when i disable php, restart apache and run the script everything
is okay - database connection works fine. apache has mod-python loaded (no cgi
was set, and i've this added in apache configuration:
AddHandler mod_python .py
PythonHandler mod_python.publisher
PythonDebug On
> can you provide an example script that segfaults?
of course:
import MySQLdb
def test ():
msq=MySQLdb.connect(user="me",passwd="somepass",db="test");
c=msq.cursor();
c.execute ("select * from tblt");
return c.fetchone();
I call it from browser like:
http://localhost/exp/test.py/test
and the browser screen stays blank (while one tuple from the table appears
when php is not loaded into apache)
Ales
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