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nuancing the root
country flaguser name
United States
2007-06-03 12:22:52
Sorry for the pumpous but I couldn't formulate another way
to put it.
I'm kinda new with Apache & CherrPy. I really like
CherryPy, it's
simplicity.

My question is the following. I would like to configure
CherryPy at /
(the root) of
my site. However, I'd like to have a subdirectory where I'd
put some
mapping apps
written in PHP.

When I configure a sub directory of / in Apache, it's still
CherryPy
that gets to handle
the access of that directory. I was wondering if there was
anyway to
tell Apache (of
CherrPy) *not* to process a subdirectory of / because we'd
like to put
a PHP there.

Any help appreciated.

- Anthony


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Re: nuancing the root
user name
2007-06-04 08:06:14
On 6/3/07, antfar <anthony.k.farrantgmail.com> wrote:
> Sorry for the pumpous but I couldn't formulate another
way to put it.
> I'm kinda new with Apache & CherrPy. I really like
CherryPy, it's
> simplicity.

Welcome aboard.  Glad you are enjoying the CherryPy
approach.

> My question is the following. I would like to configure
CherryPy at /
> (the root) of
> my site. However, I'd like to have a subdirectory where
I'd put some
> mapping apps
> written in PHP.
>
> When I configure a sub directory of / in Apache, it's
still CherryPy
> that gets to handle
> the access of that directory. I was wondering if there
was anyway to
> tell Apache (of
> CherrPy) *not* to process a subdirectory of / because
we'd like to put
> a PHP there.
>
> Any help appreciated.


Well, you didn't mention what method (mod_python,
mod_proxy,
mod_rewrite, etc) that you were using to hook CP up with
Apache.
Personally, I have used mod_proxy to great success.  I have
a site
that has a CherryPy app at /music but static files at
/music/static
served by Apache.  Here is the line from my config that
tells Apache
to not pass requests to the proxied CP app for that path.

    # this prevents the follow path from being proxied
    ProxyPass /music/static !

For more on mod_proxy and CherryPy, see the following page:
http://tools.
cherrypy.org/wiki/ModProxy

HTH,

Christian
http://www.dowski.com

> - Anthony
>
>
> >
>

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Re: nuancing the root
country flaguser name
United States
2007-06-06 08:22:29
Hi Chris, thanks for your response.

I'm using mod_python. But I'm still trying to figure out the
best
solution.
You're not the first one who tells me mod_proxy is a good
choice. I'll
have
to dig in to it a little further. I'm not really building
something
for astronomical
visit rates but for the principle I'd like to know what's
best and
why. CherryPy's
native server is pretty optimized I hear too, consuming
relatively few
resources.

Thanks agains,

-A


On Jun 4, 3:06 pm, "Christian Wyglendowski"
<christ...dowski.com>
wrote:
> On 6/3/07, antfar <anthony.k.farr...gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > Sorry for the pumpous but I couldn't formulate
another way to put it.
> > I'm kinda new with Apache & CherrPy. I really
like CherryPy, it's
> > simplicity.
>
> Welcome aboard.  Glad you are enjoying the CherryPy
approach.
>
> > My question is the following. I would like to
configure CherryPy at /
> > (the root) of
> > my site. However, I'd like to have a subdirectory
where I'd put some
> > mapping apps
> > written in PHP.
>
> > When I configure a sub directory of / in Apache,
it's still CherryPy
> > that gets to handle
> > the access of that directory. I was wondering if
there was anyway to
> > tell Apache (of
> > CherrPy) *not* to process a subdirectory of /
because we'd like to put
> > a PHP there.
>
> > Any help appreciated.
>
> Well, you didn't mention what method (mod_python,
mod_proxy,
> mod_rewrite, etc) that you were using to hook CP up
with Apache.
> Personally, I have used mod_proxy to great success.  I
have a site
> that has a CherryPy app at /music but static files at
/music/static
> served by Apache.  Here is the line from my config that
tells Apache
> to not pass requests to the proxied CP app for that
path.
>
>     # this prevents the follow path from being proxied
>     ProxyPass /music/static !
>
> For more on mod_proxy and CherryPy, see the following
page:http://tools.
cherrypy.org/wiki/ModProxy
>
> HTH,
>
> Christianhttp://www.dowski.com
>
> > - Anthony


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