Hi, I’m brand new to the list and I hope I’m not stepping on any toes by asking a tired and worn out question but I’m in a pinch:
I have a bunch of python scripts that currently work under Apache (on Solaris) and I’m moving them over to IIS (Windows 2000) temporarily. I’ve installed the ActivePython distribution (very nice, BTW) and I can get scripts to work, but IIS ignores that they are even something that need to be ‘run’ in order to generate output. Here’s my question:
Is there an ISAPI filter dll that I need to configure IIS to use in order to handle these scripts ok, or is there another trick to this? I’d prefer to not have to wrap the code in ASP to make it happen and would instead like to just handle it in a CGI-ish way (thecode is modelled after a CGI way of doing things). Any thoughts? I’m sure I’m not the first person to ask this, and I apologize if this is in a FAQ somewhere but I couldn’t find one that adressed this.
