Mod_wsgi not found for apache/windows?

What is the exact name of the mod_wsgi module file that you stuck in modules directory. Did you rename it from what was downloaded? Did you ensure you didn't stick an extra .

So in the name so as to get mod_wsgi.so. So? Windows may be hiding one of the extensions if you did do that.

The filename is correct (mod_wsgi. So), what else could be wrong? – kefeizhou Nov 25 '10 at 0:39 Permissions on the file, such that user that Apache service runs as can't read it.

– Graham Dumpleton Nov 25 '10 at 1:13 I duplicated the permissions from the other modules (which loads correctly) to mod_wsgi, but it's still showing the same error. – kefeizhou Nov 25 '10 at 18:31 Was Python installed for all users and not just yourself? – Graham Dumpleton Nov 25 '10 at 22:18 That's it!

Thank you. – kefeizhou Nov 25 '10 at 22:30.

Another possibility is that Apache 2.2 is installed as 32-bit while Python was installed as 64-bit on a 64-bit machine. I had a situation where anything python mod_wsgi and legacy mod_python apps were erroring. If you are running 32-bit Apache it only likes to find 32-bit Python no matter the version.

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