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Using mod_python.publisher, you have two modules :
/index.py
/subdir/index.py
The problem is that due to the way published modules are imported, the resulting behaviour is unpredictable. Sometimes when calling /subdir/index.py the /index.py module is called, and vice versa.
This bug is very annoying because new mod_python users encounter it frequently, and I don't think it gives good press to mod_python.
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Description
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Using mod_python.publisher, you have two modules :
/index.py
/subdir/index.py
The problem is that due to the way published modules are imported, the resulting behaviour is unpredictable. Sometimes when calling /subdir/index.py the /index.py module is called, and vice versa.
This bug is very annoying because new mod_python users encounter it frequently, and I don't think it gives good press to mod_python. |
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made changes - 28/Apr/05 12:54 AM
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made changes - 05/Mar/06 01:35 PM
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Bug
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mod_python.publisher does not support modules with the same name but in different directories
