Very useful message -- Hah!

[Dan Grassi]

in article 384AC1E9.F2FA90AC at mindspring.com, Jesse D. Sightler at
jsight at mindspring.com wrote on 12/5/99 2:50 PM:

> No, seriously, you did notice that he said "CGI", didn't you?

Actually I did not make the distinction, I am just looking at the
functionality.

Obviously I am interested in python and feel it is better than php3.  But
that is really the question?  The error handling in php is better but the
language is inferior.

>Eg, make sure that they can always be "dry-run"
> outside of the webserver.

I wish I could but some db accesses can not be made other than from the
server.

>Either that, or just use cgiwrap so that the
> error logs are redirected to the browser.

OK, can you point me to some info about using cgiwrap with python?

Thanks,

Dan