On Fri, 2003-06-20 at 02:10, Adrian van den Dries wrote:
On June 18, Chris McDonough wrote:
And Guido, for zdctl.
Will Zope use zdctl?
Zope does use zdctl. It's what gets invoked when you run "zopectl". I need to degeneralize the zdctl invoked by Zope a bit in order to support "zopectl debug" and "zopectl test" but it will be largely the same (probably a subclass).
It would be cool to have the same framework used to control individual instances (Zope or ZEO), and zopectl can become an external zdaemon instance manager (I'll call it z*ctl). Zope and ZEO simply provide start hooks for zdaemon.
So, you configure a ZEO instance and a Zope instance, add those instances to a global configuration file, and ask z*ctl to start the instances (if you have z*ctl) or you start them individually with zdctl.py.
Sounds like a fun project... - C