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Julian Date in Python?
Thanks for the link. That package would probably work, but I'm not looking to buy anything for this just yet. I may have to roll my own for this one. -
Julian Date in Python?
Is there a relatively easy way to render a Julian Date in Python? Its too bad the strftime() function doesn't have a directive for this, like strftime("%J"). Thanks, HughJ -
Getting input from a browser to a python script
Thanks Nigel! I will try your suggestions. I forgot to mention that I am running this script on a UNIX kernal, but I don't think I see anything in your snippet that would be an affront to the kernal. -Hugh J -
Can I use two handlers for the same file extension?
L, Thanks for the info. I really do need to keep a different extension though. But., I don't think the cgi module is being executed under my current configuration. -HJ- HughJass
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Can I use two handlers for the same file extension?
Hello, I am new to Apache, and I am trying to use it to execute a python script for every page that hits my server (with the right extension). I want to use a custom python script, and the built in cgi capabilities of Apache 1.3.27. Do I need two handlers? Here is what I have now (or a close...- HughJass
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Getting input from a browser to a python script
Hello, I am new to Python, and I am trying to read in an arbitrary url to a python script. My script is running on an Apache 1.3.27 server, executed by a handler and a corresponding 'Action' directive. I have looked at urllib.urlopen, but for that, the url must be static and known, or so it...
