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I don't know whether you'd need shell access for Python (I'm only just starting to learn it myself) but that could be an idea to consider.
by RossM 17y ago
I don't know whether you'd need shell access for Python (I'm only just starting to learn it myself) but that could be an idea to consider.
- mooism2 17y agoUsing Python would have the same problems as using Perl, wouldn't it?
- j_baker 17y agoNot necessarily. You just need to put whatever libraries somewhere on your python path.
- SwellJoe 17y agoThat's identical to Perl or pretty much any other dynamic language. Just as in Python, you can even modify your library path within the code itself, and use relative paths (so you can distribute apps in a directory and not require the end user to modify their webserver CGI shell execution environment). e.g. something like: BEGIN { push(@INC, "./lib"); };