My setup:

  Windows 2000
  Python 2.3.3
  Apache 2.0.48
  roundup-0.6.4
  classic template
  bsddb
  no custom fields

Using roundup standalone without Apache works fine.  

But when I use roundup.cgi in Apache's cgi-bin
directory, part of the roundup pages appear completely
unformatted.  

For example, if I click on an existing issue, the top
part of the page (above "created on ..." & "last
modified on ...") appear totally unformatted (no
dropdown lists, no links).

The source of the table looks like this:

<table class="form">
<tr>
 <th nowrap>Title</th><td colspan="3">Roundup changes</td>

</tr>

<tr>
 <th nowrap>Priority</th><td>urgent</td>
 <th nowrap>Status</th><td>chatting</td>
</tr>

<tr>
 <th nowrap>Superseder</th>

 <td>
 </td>
 <th nowrap>Nosy List</th><td>john, joe</td>
</tr>

<tr>
 <th nowrap>Assigned To</th><td>john</td>
 <th nowrap>Topics</th><td></td>

</tr>
</table>


ps

I need to modify PythonPath in http.conf in order for
roundup.cgi to work (otherwise, it fails to find/import
version_check): 

PythonPath "sys.path +
['D:/Apps/Python23/Lib/site-packages/']"

I also modified first line of roundup.cgi to this:
#!d:\apps\Python23\python

Logged In: NO 

Never mind...

I had forgot to update the TRACKER_WEB entry in config.py to
make it different from the standalone version.

BTW, anyone succeed in using roundup with mod_perl 3.x?  

Keep up the great work!

Logged In: YES 
user_id=6405

I presume you mean mod_python ;)

I've not heard from anyone regarding it. If it works the same as 
mod_perl then I suspect the multi-threading could cause 
problems.

Note that running roundup-server proxied through Apache can 
also be an option (it's quite popular) as it's just as fast as 
mod_python would be.