[Savannah-hackers] [support #102273] Allow project to be used live on website

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Support Request #102273, was updated on mer 16.07.2003 à 02:18
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Category: Web
Status: Closed
Priority: 5
Summary: Allow project to be used live on website

By: yeupou
Date: ven 18.07.2003 à 22:46
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In the current state of things, we cannot give you a positive answer. 
Check the MySQL/PHP item on the FAQ. 
 
Sorry, 
 

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By: xevol
Date: mer 16.07.2003 à 02:18
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I am from the pyweb registered project.  I write an
HTML preprocessor in the same vein as PHP that uses
Python syntax, called Pyml.  I would like to be able to
write my project homepage in Pyml to demonstrate its
power.  This doesn't require a whole lot as far as
managment or security risk on your part.  Pyml can run
through either CGI or an Apache module.  It is really
up to you guys, since the requirements are different
for each:

 * CGI
   - Python 1.5.2 or greater
   - Permission to execute from the /cgi-bin
   - Permission to use "Action" and "AddType"
declarations in .htaccess (depends on mod_action and
mod_mime)

 * Apache module
   - Python 2.2.x or greater
   - mod_python 3.0.x or greater
   - Permission to use "AddHandler" in .htaccess (i
think just +FileInfo permission?)

It seems to me that CGI would require the least from
you since you wouldn't have to install Python 2.2 and
mod_python.  I know that PHP and Perl aren't supported
on Savannah because of administration difficulties but
Pyml would only affect me and doesn't even need to be
installed globally on the system.  Since Pyml is
written entirely in Python, it can exist locally in my
web CVS.

Thank you,
 -- David Snopek.

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