Configure Apache mod_python in Ubuntu to directly download files that cannot be parsed in Firefox.

I encountered some problems while reading the mod_python installation documentation. Now I have solved them. I 'd like to share with you.

My system is Ubuntu 9.04. Use apt-get to install Apache and mod_python

Here is the Chinese Document of mod_python for my reference.

In section 2.3.2 configure Apache, the content in the/etc/apache2/mod-available/python. Load file is

LoadModule python_module /usr/lib/apache2/modules/mod_python.so

Create a python. conf file under the/etc/apache2/mod-available/directory to configure the python-related application information.

<Directory/var/wwwt>

Addhandler mod_python. py

Pythonhandler mptest

Pythondebug on

Addtype text/html; Qs = 1.0. py

Addtype text/html; Qs = 0.9. html

Addtype text/html; Qs = 0.8. txt

</Directory>

The last three lines are important. For example, when I use Firefox to browse the file, I cannot parse the file but directly download the file.

Here I refer to 2 articles to solve 1 2

Addtype text/html; Qs = 1.0. py

Addtype text/html; Qs = 0.9. html

Addtype text/html; Qs = 0.8. txt

Then use the ln command to create a connection to the two files to/etc/apache2/mod-enabled /.

Run the/etc/init. d/apache2 restart command to restart Apache.

Create a file mytest. py under/var/www /.

Content is

From mod_python import Apache

Def handler (req ):

Req. Write ("Hello world! ")

Return Apache. OK

Test it in the browser. If you see hello World! It is successful.