Graham Dumpleton
Graham Dumpleton
On macOS you cannot use the system supplied Apache httpd, or even build Apache httpd yourself from ASF (Apache Software Foundation) source code, as the APR libraries distributed by the...
On top of that, you also can't use macOS supplied version of Apache httpd due to the code signing issues where they require Apache modules to be signed. I don't...
If you can, avoid using Anaconda Python. They keep breaking the ability to embed Python in other applications and even if you can get it to build, not guaranteed it...
When using mod_wsgi-httpd or mod-wsgi-standalone it it is relying on building from Apache httpd source code, which as already mentioned will fail on macOS due to APR not being updated...
Am in Australia, so morning, but also got a lot of other work have to do. :-( Isn't a straight forward change to mod_wsgi-httpd due to demise of setuptools. So...
Okay, from Python 3.12 you have to install setuptools yourself.
Seems later versions do work and can get mod_wsgi-httpd working again on macOS. Only took them a couple of years to fix APR. 🤷♂️
My internet connection had a lot of unexpected problems today due to a botched service transfer, so haven't managed to update mod_wsgi-standalone package yet as need to also roll some...
Need to just search around to try and find a solution. * https://github.com/pypa/setuptools/issues/4496 What version of setuptools are you using? Is it the latest version or an older version?
Can you pin setuptools to be