Log Message:
py-mod_wsgi: updated to 4.6.4

Version 4.6.4:
Bugs Fixed
In more recent Python versions, the config directory in the Python installation \ 
incorporates the platform name. This directory was added as an additional \ 
directory to search for Python shared libraries when installing using the \ 
setup.py file or pip. It should not even be needed for newer Python versions but \ 
still check for older Python versions. The only issue arising from the wrong \ 
directory, not incorporating the platform name, being used, was a linker warning \ 
about the directory not being present.

Installing mod_wsgi on Windows would fail as hadn’t exclude mod_wsgi daemon \ 
mode specific code from Windows build. This would result in compile time error \ 
about wsgi_daemon_process being undefined. This problem was introduced to \ 
Windows in version 4.6.0. A prior attempt to fix this in 4.6.3 missed one place \ 
in the code which needed to be changed.

Version 4.6.3
Bugs Fixed

When compiled for Python 2.6, when run mod_wsgi would fail to load into Apache \ 
due to misisng symbol PyFrame_GetLineNumber. This was only introduced in Python \ 
2.7. Use alternate way to get line number which still yields correct answer. \ 
This issue was introduced in mod_wsgi version 4.6.0 in fix to have correct line \ 
numbers generated for stack traces on shutdown due to request timeout.

Installing mod_wsgi on Windows would fail as hadn’t exclude mod_wsgi daemon \ 
mode specific code from Windows build. This would result in compile time error \ 
about wsgi_daemon_process being undefined. This problem was introduced to \ 
Windows in version 4.6.0.

When using runmodwsgi management command integration for Django, the file \ 
containing the WSGI application entry point was specified via a full filesystem \ 
path, rather than by module import path. This meant that relative imports from \ 
that file would fail. The file is now imported as a module path based on what \ 
WSGI_APPLICATION is set to in the Django settings module. This means the file is \ 
imported as part of package for the project and relative imports will work.