Using apache for only mod_wsgi

[Jason Garber]

Hello,

We are using nginx on the front-end to serve static files, and pass only non-static requests through to apache.

Furthermore, we are using 

   WSGIScriptAlias /

to capture all requests sent to apache and send them to our python framework.

Is there a simple way in apache to cause it to *never* serve any files (rendering it useless for anything but WSGIScriptAlias) ?

I understand that with WSGIScriptAlias /, it will not, but I was looking for a failsafe, in the event of an application that did not do that, or was misconfigured.

Thanks!
JG

[Gnarlodious]

I have a block like this in .htaccess, which makes Python scripts invisible and if somehow they are requested causes error 403 Forbidden:

<FilesMatch "\.(py|pyc)$">

 Order Allow,Deny

 Deny from all

 AddDefaultCharset UTF-8

 DefaultLanguage en-US

</FilesMatch>

-- Gnarlie