On Sep 21, 8:22 pm, "kelley....@gmail.com" <kelley....@gmail.com>
wrote:
> I'm using it, without macports or fink. Although I'm having problems
> with sqlite3 (posted here yesterday), I'd say things are going a lot
> smoother than when I was trying things with my previous system.
>
> I have decided not to put either macports or fink on the machine. So
> far, I've not needed them, and it is a great relief, not having to
> mess about with them.
>
> Note: my sqlite3 problem relates to permissions, since I'm running a
> deployment system, not a development system, and so I need to let user
> _www (apache) and myself both access the database and other files. I
> think if you're running a development server with sqlite3, things will
> go smoothly. (As for mysql and postgress, I had problems installing
> both. I may need to return to one of them, if I can't get this
> sqlite3 working.)
Use Apache/mod_wsgi and run your application in daemon mode. Then have
that daemon process run as you rather than Apache user. That way you
don't have to fiddle permissions of directories/files to allow Apache
user access where sqlite database is stored.
Graham
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