PySCGI 1.2

PySCGI project is a 100% Python module implementing the SCGI protocol. It can be used to write Python-based application servers.

I have written this package because the original SCGI python module (written by Neil Schemenauer) didnt fit for my needs. The problem is that it depends on a C source file that needs to be compiled in order to make the module work, and even if Python provides tools for the task, it still makes the distribution a bit more difficult under some
circumstances.

This implementation of the SCGI protocol has been completely written in Python to easy as much as possible the deploy for SCGI based apps.

This module is BSD licensed. Read the LICENSE file or the notice at the beginning of the source code files for more information.

Configuration:

This module is suitable for all the web servers that support SCGI:
Cherokee, Apache or any one else.

However, here is an configuration example for Cherokee 0.6 (actually,
this is what Ive used to test it out):

vserver!default!directory!/!handler = scgi
vserver!default!directory!/!handler!balancer = round_robin
vserver!default!directory!/!handler!balancer!type = interpreter
vserver!default!directory!/!handler!balancer!local1!host = localhost:4000
vserver!default!directory!/!priority = 99999

Just write that on a file, lets suppose /var/tmp/test_scgi.conf, and
execute Cherokee with the -C parameter to point to the configuration
file:

# cherokee -C /var/tmp/test_scgi.conf

Then, launch one of the test programs provided with this package. It will start a new SCGI server instance that will be used to execute the web server requests. Finally, go to your browser and try to browser and type http://localhost.