I'm a hobbyist (and fairly new) programmer who has written several useful (to me) scripts in python to handle various system automation tasks that involve copying, renaming, and downloading files amongst other sundry activities.
I'd like to create a web page served from one of my systems that would merely present a few buttons which would allow me to initiate these scripts remotely.
The problem is that I don't know where to start investigating how to do this.  Let's say I have a script called:
file_arranger.py
What do I need to do to have a webpage execute that script?  This isn't meant for public consumption, so anything lightweight would be great.  For bonus points, what do I need to look into to provide the web user with the output from such scripts?
edit:  The first answer made me realize I forgot to include that this is a Win2k3 system.
When setting this up, please be careful to restrict access to the scripts that take some action on your web server. It is not sufficient to place them in a directory where you just don't publish the URL, because sooner or later somebody will find them.
At the very least, put these scripts in a location that is password protected. You don't want just anybody out there on the internet being able to run your scripts.
How do I create a webpage with buttons that invoke various Python scripts on the system serving the webpage?