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Kevin O'Gorman <kogorman <at> gmail.com> writes: |
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> But this much I know: |
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> The permissions on the failing (python) script are the same. So are |
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> the owner and group. |
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> The python script runs fine from the command-line, even as an "other" user. |
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Hello Kevin, |
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2 things. Have your run 'python-updater' since your last update |
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of python and such? Or you just may need to rebuild some |
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of the modules you use with apache? (revdep-rebuild -p). |
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A while back, much change with the Apache config files. Even now |
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some of them, related to php, python and such get modified even |
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with minor revision updates of Apache and related packages. |
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I always save out old.dated config files to remind me of what I had |
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set. A while back the organization of some of the apache related |
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config files changes. Look over them to see that you have |
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everything set the way it needs to be. (just a thought). |
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Good luck, |
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James |
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