installing modwsgi to work with specific python version in virtenv

[Alon Nisser]

on my linux (ubunto 11) installation I have running both python 2.7 and  2.6
I want to install and configure mod_wsgi for my localhost running apache (to do some debugging.. I can't figure out with a bottle.py deployment to openshift who uses mod_wsgi)
the virtualenv I want to run the application from is using python 2.6
should I install the specifc 2.6 mod_wsgi (which seems from looking in the guide more of a fuss, since it isn't the default python version in my installation)in order with the virtualenv
or would the default installation (probably with python 2.7) would suffice for running the wsgi app in the virtenv?
thanks for the help!

[Carl Nobile]

Alon,

If you install a mod_wsgi mod that is compiled with Python 2.6 then all your apps need to use Python 2.6 for all the apps that run with it. never use any version of Python that mod_wsgi was not compiled against.

~Carl

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[Alon Nisser]

thanks for the answer carl

so if I have two versions of python on my computer can I install 2 versions of mod_wsgi?

On Tuesday, March 20, 2012 5:41:02 PM UTC+2, Carl Nobile wrote:

Alon,

If you install a mod_wsgi mod that is compiled with Python 2.6 then all your apps need to use Python 2.6 for all the apps that run with it. never use any version of Python that mod_wsgi was not compiled against.

~Carl

On Tue, Mar 20, 2012 at 8:59 AM, Alon Nisser wrote:

on my linux (ubunto 11) installation I have running both python 2.7 and  2.6
I want to install and configure mod_wsgi for my localhost running apache (to do some debugging.. I can't figure out with a bottle.py deployment to openshift who uses mod_wsgi)
the virtualenv I want to run the application from is using python 2.6
should I install the specifc 2.6 mod_wsgi (which seems from looking in the guide more of a fuss, since it isn't the default python version in my installation)in order with the virtualenv
or would the default installation (probably with python 2.7) would suffice for running the wsgi app in the virtenv?
thanks for the help!

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[Carl Nobile]

No you must choose one or the other and develop only for the one you choose.

Graham is the expert on this, but unless he has recently changed the mod_wsgi code to use multiple versions if Python you can only use a single version of Python at a time with mod_wsgi.

If it were me I'd go with version Python version 2.7.2, if that's one of your choices.

~Carl

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[Graham Dumpleton]

You would need to have two separate Apache installations each using
mod_wsgi compiled for different Python versions. You cannot load
multiple copies of mod_wsgi into one Apache instance.

Graham

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