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I bet also your web hoster has support for python. It comes along with
almost every ditribution of Linux. (95 % of all webservers are working
with linux).
Why you don't try it out. Make a little script, put it in the cgi-bin
directory (Don't forget to chmod it 0755). you also can login with
telnet and type: python  . If you get a sort of shell you know for sure
you can execute python scripts.


Kevin Dahlhausen wrote:
> 
> So many web hosting sites only allow Perl scripting, I got to thinking.  That's
> often a dangerous thing.   Would it be possible to implement the Python virtual
> machine in Perl?   OK, anything is possible,  but I guess the real question is
> does anyone have a feel for the scope of such a project?  Say using a native
> interpreter to pre-compile the Python code to pyc files and the perl cgi vm to
> run them?      Feasible, or just a silly idea?

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