Mod_Python for Apache 2.0 is released

semanticgap writes "The beauty of Python at Apache speeds! A couple of months after donation to ASF, a new mod_python is out under the Apache license. Main feature of this release is Apache 2.0 compatibility, including support for filters and connection handlers and many more enhancements. More info at www.modpython.org. Note that this release is not compatible with Apache 1.3."

Does it risk taking down the server?

[jeorgen]

Is it more like mod_php (installed at most web hosting companies) which is reasonably safe when it comes to protecting sub hosts from taking down the server and each other, or is it more like mod_perl (not installed at most hosting companies) where you'd better run it in a jail on a shared server?

/jeorgen

Re:Does it risk taking down the server?

[DrSkwid]

we run our php under suExec
it makes php a cgi app rather than a mod but that's a trade we're making for the other cgi anyway.

We decided that it's okay to trade speed for protection.
We can buy CPU cycles.