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Originally Posted by Sane
It has nothing to do with your browser. It has to do with a webserver which supports CGI capabilities with Python.
First, make sure you have a webserver which is operational. This can be verified by visiting localhost and making sure you can see any files placed in the document root.
Then, make sure you have Python installed.
The first thing your script should do is point to the location of the Python interpeter (see the code I posted in the first reply).
Finally, assert that you've configured your webserver to have CGI-support enabled for .py extentions. This process will vary depending on what webserver software you're using. It is well documented for Apache.
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Thanks, sane, i think it's running now. However i am not sure. As the script "first.py" i am running contains the code with print "hello world" only. Hello world is displayed successfully.
However most of the other scripts are still not running.
Can anybody please help me ( or link me to) with a crude sample script like say a web counter, so that i may ensure everything is running fine.