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The default Python on the server is 2.4, but Django needs version 2.5 or higher. So I installed Python 2.7 in different directory and trying to run Apache with WSGI.
Now, how do I specify for Apache/WSGI to use Python 2.7 to run the Django project?
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I can’t update Python 2.4 because CentOS depends on that version of Python. Unless there is a safe way of updating without breaking a service such as yum
You need to build
mod_wsgiagainst python 2.7 and load this module into apache instead of the current mod_wsgi version you are using that links against python 2.4.This requires root access to the machine.