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Sat Apr 7 06:33:25 EDT 2001 · http://mail.python.org/pipermail/python-list/2001-April/114977.html

"John E. Barham" wrote:
> 
> [...]
> I've seen references to mod_python and mod_snake
> but can't get any clear indication as to their Windows compatibility.
> 
> A couple of other factors:  we're developing on Windows (because it's easy
> and cheap ;) but hope to deploy on Unix, probably Solaris.  Also, we aren't
> planning on going into production until the summer (July that is--don't want
> to be guilty of hemispheric discrimination!) by which time Apache 2.0 will
> hopefully be out of beta.  Hence I can accept short-term stability issues
> for better longer-term performance and portability.
> 
> Recommendations?

We are in a similar situation: we develop on NT using Apache (currently
the 1.3.19) and mod_python (2.7.1), and we deploy on Linux with Apache
and mod_python. Worked out of the box on both OSes and works fine as a
solution in general.

Regards,
Jan

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