Configure Apache to support Python in CGI mode under Windows

Apache Configuration

Find DocumentRoot in httpd.conf:

Allow directories to execute CGI:

DocumentRoot "D:\WWW" <directory/> Options Indexes followsymlinks multiviews execcgi allowoverride all Ord Er allow,deny Require all granted</directory>

Only allow CGI programs to be executed in the special directory:

scriptalias/cgi-bin/"d:/program/phpstudy/apache/cgi-bin/"

Let Apache identify the py file as a CGI program:

AddHandler cgi-script. cgi. py

The above is configured to complete Apache.

However, there are times when we may encounter:

     > > [ Sat APR 13:30:03 2006] [ERROR] [client 127.0.0.1] C:/Program
     > > Files/apache group/a pache2/cgi-bin/test.py is not executable; Ensure
     > > interpreted scripts has "#!" first line
     > & Gt [Sat APR 01 13:30:03 2006] [ERROR] [Client 127.0.0.1] (9) Bad file
     > > Descriptor:don ' t know what to spawn child Process:c:/program Files/ap Ache
     > > group/apache2/cgi-bin/test.py
    

At this point you can try adding: ' Scriptinterpretersource Registry ' at the end of the configuration file

Let's start with an example program:

test.py

#! D:\Program\Python27\python.exe print "content-type:text/html" Print print "<H1>HELLO,WORLD!&L T;/h1> "

Write a CGI program to be aware that

First: #! There should be no space in front, followed by the interpreter;

Second, the directory of the interpreter program such as Python is correct;

Thirdly, as the requirements of HTTP protocol, we must output HTTP headers;

Four, in the presence of HTTP headers, it is important to print a blank line behind the headers, or the server will error;

Five, the wrong program in the Python idle execution, verify correctness;

Finally, in case of uncertainty, look at the Error.log file under Apache's Logs folder to determine the problem.

Run http://127.0.0.1/cgi-bin/test.py

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Configure Apache to support Python in CGI mode under Windows