[users@httpd] Hiding contents of .py script files

[Rich Pinder <rp...@usc.edu>]

I'm using Apache 1.3 with Python (Kinterbas) to access a Firebird database.

The .py script resides in a directory under the document root.  If you 
enter the full url to the script file, the browser returns a textual 
representation of the script  (complete with all my connection string 
info & password into the database !)

What is a suggested way to disallow this ??  Can I add something to the 
.conf file that renders all .py scripts 'non browserable' ??  I believe 
there was (good?) reason that the script files are under the document root.

thanks for your help

rich

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