Help getting ISP to install Python
Kevin Dahlhausen
morse at harborcom.net
Thu May 11 12:57:28 EDT 2000
Hi,
I've asked my ISP to support Python, but it looks like they will need a hand, at
least a pointer in the right direction. Are there any restricted environments
for Python to allow this ISP to safely install it for CGI usage? I know their
server runs on NT. Any suggestions on helping them to decide what to install
and how to make it secure from their perspective?
Here's the email from tech-support:
We have the standard installation of Activestate Perl
(www.activestate.com) on all servers. I am not sure about installing
Python as no clients have requested this yet - I would need to request
Administrator to follow up but since we have'nt tested it before this
will likely take time assuming Administrator ok's it.
I couldn't tell you what ActiveState Perl is (yet), but apparently it must
provide the safeguards to let them run CGI perl scripts on NT.
Thanks,
Kevin
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