Comment by 🕹️ skyjake

=> Re: "Python venv and cgi" | In: s/programming

So far I've not been using venvs with CGI, instead installing dependencies system-wide and making sure the right version of the Python interpreter is used for running the CGI script.

If you do use venv, I believe you can launch the CGI script using the Python interpreter in the venv's bin directory even if the venv isn't active.

=> 🕹️ skyjake [sysop]

Jan 16 · 3 days ago

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=> 🍀 gritty [OP] · Jan 16 at 17:10:

@skyjake ah okay. maybe i need to try another approach because pip and pipx both yell at me when installing a lib antenna requires. I think there's a flag to override it though, I'll try that.

=> 🕹️ skyjake [...] · Jan 16 at 17:23:

This is what I've been using with pip:

--break-system-packages     Allow pip to modify an EXTERNALLY-MANAGED Python
                            installation

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=> 🌒 s/programming

Python venv and cgi — How is everyone using python venv as a cgi script? is it unwise to put the env in the cgi dir? I assume you just create a wrapper to activate the env and run the script. I broke DSN with a server upgrade and now I'm forced into venvs. at least I think so

=> 💬 gritty · 3 comments · Jan 15 · 4 days ago