Merge pull request #31 from stevekochscience/master

fixed typos/formatting in three pages

images.md

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ title: Serving Images
 
 ## Basic Directory Set-up
 
-First let your urls extend beyound images:
+First let your urls extend beyond images:
 
     import web
 
@@ -25,12 +25,12 @@ Now create the class that will handle them:
             
             cType = {
                 "png":"images/png",
-                "jpg":"image/jpeg",
-                "gif":"image/gif",
-                "ico":"image/x-icon"            }
+                "jpg":"images/jpeg",
+                "gif":"images/gif",
+                "ico":"images/x-icon"            }
 
             if name in os.listdir('images'):  # Security
                 web.header("Content-Type", cType[ext]) # Set the Header
                 return open('images/%s'%name,"rb").read() # Notice 'rb' for reading images
             else:
-                raise web.notfound()
+                raise web.notfound()

install.md

@@ -157,8 +157,9 @@ Note: The way `web.py` is implemented breaks the `cgitb` module because it captu
     # ... import web etc here...
 
     def cgidebugerror():
-        """                                                                         
-        """        _wrappedstdout = sys.stdout
+        """
+        """        
+        _wrappedstdout = sys.stdout
 
         sys.stdout = web._oldstdout
         cgitb.handler()
@@ -175,7 +176,8 @@ FastCGI is easy to configure and performs as well as mod_python.
 
 Add this to your `.htaccess`:
 
-    <Files code.py>      SetHandler fastcgi-script
+    <Files code.py>      
+    SetHandler fastcgi-script
     </Files>
 
 Unfortunately, unlike lighttpd, Apache gives no hint that it wants your web.py script to act as a FastCGI server so you have to tell web.py explicitly. Add this to `code.py` before your `if __name__ == "__main__":` line:

quick_vhosting_hack.md

@@ -9,11 +9,11 @@ Here is a 10 minute hack with lots of room for improvement but I think its
 pretty useful. I made this to allow the serving of multiple
 sites from a single webpy app.
 
-I created this because I would like to run a few small sites but my cheep
+I created this because I would like to run a few small sites but my cheap
 account at my hosting provider:
 
- * Only allows 40MB to be used by persistant processes. 
- * Only allows *one* persistant process.
+ * Only allows 40MB to be used by persistent processes. 
+ * Only allows *one* persistent process.
  * Multiple instances of webpy would require multiple ports to be proxied with apache's mod_proxy
    and this configuration can only be done by the server admin.
 
@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ The /static directory is currently still shared between all sites.
 
      #
      ## VHOSTING DECORATOR
-     #     
+     #
      def vhostrr(vhosts=vhosts):
          def decorator(func): 
              def proxyfunc(*args, **kw):
@@ -70,7 +70,8 @@ The /static directory is currently still shared between all sites.
                          print 'Error, Not configured for vhost: '+rd
                          return
                  else:
-                     print 'Direct access not allowed. Use proxy.'                     return
+                     print 'Direct access not allowed. Use proxy.'
+                     return
                  return func(mapping=mapping, *args, **kw)
              return proxyfunc
          return decorator