On Oct 4, 2:07 am, djandrow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I just bought a new laptop and want to install mod_python, is there a
> version which is compatible with Python 2.6, I tried the 2.5 version
> but it wouldn't let me install that with 2.6. If there isn't a 2.5
> version what would people recommend I do? Thanks.
I have seen no reports of mod_python not working with Python 2.6, but
also haven't see any reports of it working with Python 2.6 either.
If you you are only wanting to host Django, do understand that
mod_wsgi works with Python 2.6.
The version of mod_wsgi in the repository trunk even supports
directive which achieves same thing as Python 2.6 command line option
'-3', used for preparing code for migration to Python 3.0.
If you have tried to compile mod_python from source with Python 2.6,
and it didn't wort, you may want to post what the problem was to
mod_python mailing list. See mod_python site for details of the list.
Graham
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