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  • vincent delft
    #1

    CGIHTTPserver looze PYTHONPATH

    I'm using Python 2.2.2
    the standard cgihttpserver (example given in the python doc).
    All HTML and CGI work.

    BUT

    by writing a simple python-cgi script like this :
    "
    #!/usr/bin/env python
    import os
    print "<html>%s</html>" % os.environ
    "
    I've discover that the environement variable are lost.
    For example PYTHONPATH is no more present.

    Can you explain me why ?
    Does this is a bug ?
    How can I keep my PYTHONPATH variable across my python-cgi ?
    (I don't want to add os.putenv on top of each python-cgi script)

    Thanks
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    • vincent_delft
      #2
      Re: CGIHTTPserver looze PYTHONPATH

      vincent delft wrote:

      I've found the problem by analysing the CGIHTTPServer.p y code.

      The exec command send the LOCAL env variable instead of the full
      environemnts.

      + os.execve(scrip tfile, args, os.environ)
      - os.execve(scrip tfile, args, env)






      [color=blue]
      > I'm using Python 2.2.2
      > the standard cgihttpserver (example given in the python doc).
      > All HTML and CGI work.
      >
      > BUT
      >
      > by writing a simple python-cgi script like this :
      > "
      > #!/usr/bin/env python
      > import os
      > print "<html>%s</html>" % os.environ
      > "
      > I've discover that the environement variable are lost.
      > For example PYTHONPATH is no more present.
      >
      > Can you explain me why ?
      > Does this is a bug ?
      > How can I keep my PYTHONPATH variable across my python-cgi ?
      > (I don't want to add os.putenv on top of each python-cgi script)
      >
      > Thanks[/color]

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