IIS 6.0/Python problem

**querdenker69** · Jul 18 '05, 02:12 AM

Re: IIS 6.0/Python problem

Chung Jiho wrote:[color=blue]
> Hello,
>
> We have been deploying our web application over win2k servers. It is
> written in Python and uses Active Scripting to meet our requirements
> that it must be ASP application. So far, it was O.K.
>
> But recently we discovered our application doesn't work on Windows
> 2003 server. Even simple page such as below results in 500 Server
> Error.
>
> <%@Language="Py thon"%>
> <%
> Response.Write( "Hello, world?")
> %>
>
> Have any of you experienced similiar problem in Windows 2003
> server/IIS 6.0 settings? VBScript and JScript ASPs are working well. I
> already allowed ASP scripting and checked "use parent path" on
> configuration dialog box.
>
> Here's my IIS log. ASP_0147 error number is too generic to give us any
> hint and the page above is not doing any real work. Python version is
> 2.3 and win32all version is 155 (both are latest.)
>
> 165.246.66.32, -, 8/26/2003, 16:57:33, W3SVC1, MULTI-SRV,
> 165.246.66.32, 15, 362, 368, 301, 0, GET, /drlistening, -,
> 165.246.66.32, -, 8/26/2003, 16:57:33, W3SVC1, MULTI-SRV,
> 165.246.66.32, 0, 363, 198, 500, 0, GET, /drlistening/Default.asp,
> |-|ASP_0147|500_S erver_Error,
> 165.246.66.32, -, 8/26/2003, 16:58:12, W3SVC1, MULTI-SRV,
> 165.246.66.32, 0, 362, 368, 301, 0, GET, /drlistening, -,
> 165.246.66.32, -, 8/26/2003, 16:58:12, W3SVC1, MULTI-SRV,
> 165.246.66.32, 0, 363, 198, 500, 0, GET, /drlistening/Default.asp,
> |-|ASP_0147|500_S erver_Error,
> 165.246.66.32, -, 8/26/2003, 16:58:12, W3SVC1, MULTI-SRV,
> 165.246.66.32, 0, 362, 368, 301, 0, GET, /drlistening, -,
> 165.246.66.32, -, 8/26/2003, 16:58:12, W3SVC1, MULTI-SRV,
> 165.246.66.32, 15, 363, 198, 500, 0, GET, /drlistening/Default.asp,
> |-|ASP_0147|500_S erver_Error,
>
> TIA[/color]

digging in the deep i remember something like:

IIS only supports .Net-technologies

I'd read an chat-script on the msdn-forum about the new features in
IIS6 , where some of the guests hava asked for support like PHP and
Python. And, as i remember, the answer was clearly: No, we won't support
3rd-Part-Libraries (at the moment). The only way th handle dynamic data
is to use ASP.NET

syl, Marcus

IIS 6.0/Python problem

IIS 6.0/Python problem

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