mod_python | Documentation for mod_python is on http : //www

With JS, i send a AJAX post request.

All the FreeSwitch documentations are given assuming you have installed Debian. So for CentOs or any RHEL distribution users are having a problem.

When I tried to follow the mod_python documentation given by FreeSwitch, I am getting errors. Now, How can I install mod_python or any other modules?

I installed FreeSwitch 1.6.20 and trying to use mod_python module as described on the FreeSwitch Documentation. During this, I did not find the modules.conf file. So mod_python is not installing. I am using CentOS 7.

Any help will be appreciated. Thank you.

In this solution, I installed and enabled mod_python.

Why doesn't adding this in .htaccess

I'm trying to configure Subversion with Trac on Debian 9.7 stretch. Trac version 1.2, svn 1.9.5. Python 2.7. Path to svn repository is /var/svn/iec61850, path to trac environment is /var/trac/iec61850. The problem is that browse source button is absent. How can I solve this problem?????????????? It looks like trac doesn't see the svn repository or maybe there is some permisson problem. Please, help me out!

I'm having allot of trouble getting python 2.7.5 to work on my CentOS7 server. Testing prints is not an issue but when I'm trying to import requests it breaks. I don't understand te error_log. I don't know what to do now. Please help :)

Yes requests is installed, I triple checked.

My code:

I have a situation like this.A SOAP request is sent from an application to our server. The request works fine when testing locally but always fails when testing live on the dev server. The administrator of that application sent me their request so I can test it and figure out what is wrong. So when I remove the Transfer-encoding: chunked header the response is fine (from Postman and SoapUI) but with the Transfer-encoding header present it fails.

Here is the request that is sent to our web service:

request headers:

We're using Apache 2.4 with mod_python, which is used for an output filter that is rewriting some of the HTML output. We're currently setting cookies using document.cookie in JS, but this isn't optimal. We'd ideally like to set cookies via headers. We've tried using filter.req.headers_out['SetCookie'] and Cookie.add_cookie, but to no avail.

Is this even possible? If not, what's a better option? We're stuck with Apache 2.4 and mod_python as our only options.

Available Apache modules:

Loaded Modules:

• access_compat_module (shared)
• alias_module (shared)
• auth_basic_module (shared)
• authn_core_module (shared)
• authn_file_module (shared)
• authz_core_module (shared)
• authz_host_module (shared)
• autoindex_module (shared)
• cgi_module (shared)
• core_module (static)
• deflate_module (shared)
• dir_module (shared)
• env_module (shared)
• expires_module (shared)
• filter_module (shared)
• headers_module (shared)
• http_module (static)
• include_module (shared)
• log_config_module (shared)
• mime_module (shared)
• mpm_prefork_module (shared)
• negotiation_module (shared)
• php7_module (shared)
• proxy_http_module (shared)
• proxy_module (shared)
• python_module (shared)
• remoteip_module (shared)
• rewrite_module (shared)
• setenvif_module (shared)
• so_module (static)
• ssl_module (shared)
• substitute_module (shared)
• systemd_module (shared)
• unique_id_module (shared)
• unixd_module (shared)
• vhost_alias_module (shared)
• watchdog_module (shared)

How I'm currently trying to set cookies (in dev):

I am a new user to apache and trying to learn and have setup a domain just for learning and testing. However, before I even start i am getting Forbidden You do not have permission to access this document.. I know after research that this error has to do with either http.conf or .htaccess file.

I do not have .htaccess file in directory and have posted my http.conf file. I would be grateful if someone could help me to overcome this problem. Many thanks

FYI I have replaced sensitive data with leading zeros.

PHP: v5.4 fastcgi APACHE: Apache/2.2.15 (Unix)

Here is result of: ls -la