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[Fuzzyman]

How do I make a python CGI output whilst it is still running - how do
I tell the server not to buffer the output ?

I have seen instructions for Perl, but not for python......

Fuzzy

http://www.voidspace.org.uk/atlantibots/pythonutils.html

 

[Radovan Garabik]

How do I make a python CGI output whilst it is still running - how do
I tell the server not to buffer the output ?

I am using sys.stdout.flush() at the appropriate place of script.
It works well

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[=?ISO-8859-1?Q?Gerhard_H=E4ring?=]

How do I make a python CGI output whilst it is still running - how do
I tell the server not to buffer the output ?

I have seen instructions for Perl, but not for python......

Starting your CGI script with

#!/usr/bin/env python -u

should do the trick.

-- Gerhard

 

[Fuzzyman]

Aha.........
I'm not sure which of these two was the right answer..... but I've
used both and it's working.

My anagram CGI now spits out the answers as it finds them - Thanks !

http://www.voidspace.xennos.com/cgi-bin/Nanagram-CGI.py


Fuzzy

 

[Peter Hansen]

Aha.........
I'm not sure which of these two was the right answer..... but I've
used both and it's working.

Either should have worked, and now one of them is redundant. If
you don't mind using the "-u" option you can certainly save yourself
the trouble of inserting .flush() calls everywhere.

-Peter