Graham Fawcett said:
>
> On Tue, 26 Oct 2004 10:12:17 -0600, VanL  wrote:
> > What is the best way to give quixote the root?
>
> Look to the CGI variables in each request's 'environ' dictionary.
> Notably, request.environ['SCRIPT_NAME'] ought to be of help.
>
> I've sometimes wondered if Quixote requests ought to grow a new
> method, local(), that would append the necessary prefix to a given URL
> based on current CGI variables. Then you could call, e.g.,
> request.redirect(request.local('/foo')) and end up at the intended
> location, irrespective of where the app was deployed.
>
> -- G

I don't think that's what the OP was talking about, but I'll second that
thought.  I usually end up dropping such a function into a util module for a
Qx app, so that internally, the app can use URLs that are 'rooted' to the
application's root, rather than the webserver's root, and I don't have to
worry about changing deployment models/locations.

I think the OP was actually having an issue getting Apache to allow Qx to
handle the request for "/"... I haven't tried this, and can't offer any
help.

Jason