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The Windows makefiles in the win32 directory are in a non functional state and cannot be used. This is noted in all the release notes for the mod_wsgi 4.X series.
Very recently someone did start making available Windows builds of mod_wsgi 4.X using a different method of compiling them, but there have been a number of problems reported so I have asked them to remove them for now until the issues can be sorted out. Unfortunately I don't have ready access to a Windows machine to try and compile myself so am having to try and build one up with whatever version of Windows I can find.
So for now, I would recommend using the mod_wsgi 3.X builds available from:
mod_wsgi 3.5 doesn't seem to work with Python 3.4.2 unfortunatly. :(
I hope you'll find time to provide a build for mod_wsgi 4.x on Windows in the future. :)
Can you provide more details on what problem you are seeing with the Python 3.4 build they supply? I have not heard of any issues in the past. I am though getting a bit suspect that latest Apache 2.4 builds may have screwed up something across the board, even for the older 3.X version.
Testing on 2 differents computers:
Serving Django 1.7.1 on Python 3.4.2 through Apache 2.4 with mod_wsgi 3.5 (all in x86-64) enters Apache in an infinite loop when requesting the site.
No error log, no event log...
So my attempt to use Windows XP, the only version I had handy which I could find the license key for failed dismally as the SDK that Apache 2.4 wanted wouldn't install without all sorts of service packs and things and going through and installing all the updates would have been a right pain even if they are still available. Looks like I will have to go out and actually spend money on Windows 8.1. Makes me a bit sad as I think the last time I actually had to go out and by a copy of Windows myself was Windows 98. You might be able to tell I don't like Windows and would prefer not to have to use it. :-)
So will be a few more days before I get myself into a spot to be able to try and start working it out.
Damn you're right.
Nevertheless, Windows is not a personnal choice, but a professional must-have unfortunatly.
Forgot to notify you. I am now supplying Windows binaries. See:
Hi guys,
I have a linker error when building mod_wsgi on Windows for Python 3.4.2 and Apache 2.4.
Here the build log:
... and the makefile:
Thanks for any help provided!