Actually, the installation README for Python recommends that the name
"python.exe" is used to avoid a clash with a HFS volume called "python".
Adding a hard link to python.exe called python fixes it of course, and
makes it possible to invoke Python from the command line in the usual manner.
I'm a
On Saturday, October 6, 2001, at 03:55 AM, jgo wrote:
>
> Now, I'm looking at security issues WRT configuration.
> "You want to be very sure that the user id under
> which your CGI scripts run is *not* in the 'mailman'
> group..."
> But I don't see any words indicating how the username
> whic
Actually, the installation README for Python recommends that the name
"python.exe" is used to avoid a clash with a HFS volume called "python".
Adding a hard link to python.exe called python fixes it of course, and
makes it possible to invoke Python from the command line in the usual manner.
I'm a
Thanks to Joe, Greg & David. Changing the name of the
python executable back from the recommended python.exe
to python let the mailman installation & checks work.
(Sorry for the double post; a bounce message made me
think it hadn't gotten posted the first time.)
Now, I'm looking at security issu
