I poked around the mod_python website and I only found the files for Python 2.5 and earlier for Apache HTTP Server 2.2. I Googled around a little, without significant luck. Any suggestions?
From stackoverflow
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Use mod_wsgi.
mod_python has been stagnant for a while now. Most of the effort for python web apps has been going into mod_wsgi.
Thomas Owens : Thanks. I'll look into it in more detail tomorrow, but it appears that it might be what I'm looking for.Jarret Hardie : +1: There doesn't appear to have been a source check-in on the mod_python project in about 8 months (unless I'm looking at the wrong repository), which pre-dates the official release of Python 2.6.0.Van Gale : +1 and, to add to Jarret's comment, the only commits to mod_python in the last 14-15 months are almost all bug fixes and were done by the author of mod_wsgi, Graham Dumpleton.nosklo : +1 and, I might add, mod_python sucks when it comes to run python web applications. It is more suited to writing apache extension modules. mod_wsgi is the PEP-standartized way to go.
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