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Hi I am using mod_python and I have a python module AA in a directory X and in directory X I have sub directories which has other modules which are imported in AA. I am importing AA in BB. when I run BB it fails to load modules imported in AA.

It's a python path issue, but the issue is how to dynamically set the path to the users workspace.

the workspace differs for each users.

Please help me on this.

to update I am using 

sys. path.append(classpath)

in my BB script but still it fails.

my vhost file has following added in Directory tag :

AddHandler cgi-script .py
PythonHandler mod_python
PythonDebug On
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Does BB run ok in the shell? – PM 2Ring Feb 24 at 5:04
    
Yes it works good from Shell when I run in browser it shows ImportError: No module named commentjson mod_python error – user954299 Feb 24 at 5:09

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Python path can be added using the PythonPath directive. It should work in the server, virtual host, directory and .htaccess contexts. 

PythonPath "['/path/to/site1', '/path/to/site2']"

http://modpython.org/live/current/doc-html/directives.html#pythonpath

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I am using sys.path.append(classpath) but still I see same issue – user954299 Feb 24 at 17:14
    
You have to post some code before I can try to help you. How are you appending path? Also, take a look at this question stackoverflow.com/questions/1893598/pythonpath-vs-sys-path – Boris Feb 25 at 0:51
    
Thanks for the update I moved to swgi now itw working – user954299 Feb 26 at 17:42

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