Compiling and installing the apache python module mod_wsgi

Compiling and installing the apache python module mod_wsgi

WSGI is a General API underlying Web server ing and a Python Web application specification. WSGI itself is Python's PEP 0333. The purpose of the WSGI specification is to provide a common mechanism to host a series of different Web servers that support a Python Web application in the Python programming language.

Download:

[Root @ htuidc src] # wget https://modwsgi.googlecode.com/files/mod_wsgi-3.4.tar.gz

[Root @ htuidc mod_wsgi-3.4] #./configure -- enable-shared

Here, you must use-enable-shared to generate a dynamic library. Otherwise, you may encounter a problem where wsgi cannot be compiled.

[Root @ htuidc Co., mod_wsgi-3.4] # nake & make install

The generated mod_wsgi.so library is displayed at the end of the installation information:

Chmod 755/usr/local/apache/modules/mod_wsgi.so

Configuration:

Modify the httpd. conf configuration and add

LoadModule wsgi_module modules/mod_wsgi.so

Note that the entry point of the WSGI application is called "application ". If you want something else, you need to explicitly use the other name for the mod_wsgi configuration. Therefore, do not arbitrarily change the function name. If you do this, even if you set everything correctly, the application will not be discovered.

HTTP request processing script:

WSGIScriptAlias // var/www/logpress/index. wsgi

<Directory "/var/www/logpress">

AllowOverride FileInfo

AddHandler mod_python. py

PythonPath "['/var/www/logpress'] + sys. path"

PythonHandler index

PythonDebug On

Order allow, deny

Allow from all

</Directory>

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