> In my opinion, that would be unlikely, since it sometimes works, and
> sometimes not, and I guess the output file is always being written in the
> same place, no ?
>
Yes, of course you're right. (Although something about the way the file is
written by the .draw method could be dependent on the
Dan Yamins wrote:
[...]
Sometimes -- only _sometimes_ -- when the script invokes the "draw" method,
I get a "premature end of script headers" problem, with error code 500.
Because the .draw method is outputing a file to disk, it seems like it might
be a permissions-related problem.
In my opini
Sorry, I posted this in the middle of someone else's question before ... so
I'm posting it again in its own thread. Hopefully someone has some ideas:
I'm running a python script using CGI on a local apache-served virtual host.
(It' just an internal development project.) The project involves lay
Sorry, I posted this in the middle of someone else's question before ... so
I'm posting it again in its own thread. Hopefully someone has some ideas:
I'm running a python script using CGI on a local apache-served virtual host.
(It' just an internal development project.) The project involves lay
