Re: Apache + mod_python problem

2007-05-04 Thread oggie rob
> As i try to login into the admin, i alway get a message saying my > browser does not accepr cookies!! > But it isn't true! > > Any suggestion? IE has a funny setting wrt media files & security settings - if you use a separate server for media (e.g. media.company.com vs. www.company.com as the d

Re: Apache + mod_python problem

2007-05-04 Thread RollyF
Haku, I fixed mine by giving executable permission to my "/home/username". Like you I was frustrated by this error and tried all combinations in httpd.conf, until I read Malcolm Tredinnick's reply to similar problem here: http://groups.google.com/group/django-users/browse_thread/thread/921e8e8f5

Re: Apache + mod_python problem

2007-05-04 Thread Haku
Ok, i've solved the problem, wich was in the PythonPath (no "/mysite" was needed :D ) But now i'm into another truble: As i try to login into the admin, i alway get a message saying my browser does not accepr cookies!! But it isn't true! Any suggestion? On 4 Mag, 13:13, Haku <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Re: Apache + mod_python problem

2007-05-04 Thread Bruno Tikami
Hi Haku! I have the same problem last week. What I did was to reate a file called .pth and saved it on /usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/ inside this file, I wrote the root path to my project.. try it & let me know the results. good luck! Tkm On 5/4/07, Haku <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Ok,

Re: Apache + mod_python problem

2007-05-04 Thread Melech Ric
Try changing: PythonPath "['/root/mysite'] + sys.path" to PythonPath "['/root'] + sys.path" I think you only need to tell the server where to find 'mysite' since that is the root of your project. mod_python can then resolve 'mysite.settings' because it found mysite in 'root'. Hope this mak