Zope July 2000

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Using FTP to connect to Zope server from (g)VIM
by Phil Harris 25 Mar '02

25 Mar '02

Hi all, My intellect was piqued recently by a discussion on the list about editors for Zope etc. I remember some people saynig that VIM was good, to which my response was, 'Yeah but there's no FTP built in'. Someone then responded with a few scripts to do it. Well I thought they were a bit cumbersome, so I wrote my own. ftpopen.py and ftpsave.py. If you have a VIM executable with Python support built in then these run from within VIM and allow you to open/save file from/to Zope seamlessly. (I have them on a menu in GVIM for instance) I'll put the files up on my Zope Members bit (http://www.zope.org/Members/philh) along with a few instructions. If anybody can think of any enhancements then please let me know and I'll see if I can work them in. I hope these will be useful to someone. See ya Phil phil.harris(a)zope.co.uk

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Silly send mail problem
by wai＠mahirnet.com 05 Apr '01

05 Apr '01

Hi all, I had a sendmail problem, whenever I send out a mail from zope, it always contain an empty "To" ,"From" and "Subject", but I was able to get the body of the mail, anyone got this problem before ?? I'm using Zope 2.1.6 on NT and the mail server is from Lotus, and the form processor syntax as below : <dtml-sendmail smtphost="mail.xyz.com" mailto="wai(a)xyz.com" mailfrom="wai(a)xyz.com" Subject="Testing from my machine"> mail body </dtml-sendmail> Thanks. Cheers Wai

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Re: [Zope] using zope for broadcast e-mail messages...
by Anthony Baxter 23 Nov '00

23 Nov '00

>>> chas wrote > Zope's dtml-sendmail tag is excellent - it makes sending > e-mail a breeze. It reminds me of a similar tag that > Cold Fusion added and which I've noticed many sites use > for sending out customized newsletters (the "Allaire > ColdFusion Application Server" header being the giveaway). > > > Now, doing the same in Zope, I can loop over the user > profiles in our database to extract name, e-mail, and > even customize the content of the newsletter as follows : > > > <dtml-in ZSQL_Select_User_Profiles> > >  > To: <dtml-var firstname> <<dtml-var email>> > From: robot <robot(a)ourdomain.com> > Subject: <dtml-var random_inanity> > > Dear <dtml-var firstname>, > > blah blah content (also dependent on his/her likes/preferences) > >  > > </dtml-in> > > > Nothing groundbreaking so far. But the question then is : how > is this going to work if the user database numbers 200,000+ ? > It will take almost half a day to complete and this can't be > done in one form-submission or page load ! Why not use ZClient to make the request to do the mailout? It can just happily sit there for half a day (or whatever) chugging along, without screwing up if your browser goes away. Anthony -- Anthony Baxter <anthony(a)interlink.com.au> It's never too late to have a happy childhood.

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ZServer Statistics
by Demos Economacos 11 Sep '00

11 Sep '00

Is there way to determine how many (and which)pages ZServer serves? I am running ZServer as my primary server. What kind of statistics should I be looking for? For example should I be concerned about how long it takes to load pages, and how long users stay on a specific page etc? I am new to website management and would appreciate any and all suggestions. Thanks in advance. Demos __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get Yahoo! Mail � Free email you can access from anywhere! http://mail.yahoo.com/

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Using Zope DB connection from a Python class
by Ivan Raikov 08 Sep '00

08 Sep '00

Greetings, For the past few days, I've been unsuccessfully trying to use a Zope ODBC connection from within a Python class. I have the following situation: 1. A Python class, Order, which has this method: def create (self, cust_id, connection_id = None, itemcode = None, quantity = 0): while self is not None: if hasattr(self, 'objectValues'): for o in self.objectValues(): if hasattr(o, 'id'): if o.id == connection_id: self.connection = o self.cust_id = cust_id self.itemcode = itemcode self.quantity = quantity query = 'insert into orders (cust_id, itemcode, quantity) values (%s, \'%s\', %s)' % (self.cust_id, self.itemcode, self.quantity) if self.connection != None: self.connection._begin() result = self.connection.query (query) print result self.connection._finish() 2. A Zope class, TestOrder, which subclasses Order. Its constructor tries to invokes 'create', however upon executing the SQL query, Zope either dies and is restarted, or just sits there, doing nothing, until the HTTP connection times out. In either case, the new record is not written in the database. 3. Zope 2.1.7 Z ODBC DA 3.0.3 Solid dev kit 2.3 RedHat Linux 6.1 on i386 Please help. Thanks, Ivan Raikov

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ANN: ZUBB (Zope Ultimate Bulletin Board) 0.5.0 Release
by J. Atwood 26 Aug '00

26 Aug '00

I have uploaded the update to ZUBB. Both the changes and readme are linked below. There are a few major presentation and feature changes but It still does not work with Zope 2.2. I will work on that when I have a chance (if anyone would like to help that would be great). http://www.zope.org/Members/BwanaZulia/ZUBB/ http://www.zope.org/Members/BwanaZulia/ZUBB/README http://www.zope.org/Members/BwanaZulia/ZUBB/CHANGES As always the sample / test / development board is http://www.bwanazulia.com/kenya/discussions/test/ I have about 6 of these boards in production environments and things seem to be pretty stable as I work to squash bugs. My major concern for now is to see how many posts it can handle before I have to move to something like the SQL based version (which is still in the basic planning stages and will be a whole new game). Suggestions, comments are welcome. J

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Cannot "uncheck" boolean properties in 2.2b3
by Ron Bickers 21 Aug '00

21 Aug '00

In 2.2b3, after setting a boolean property to "checked", it will not save when trying to "uncheck" it. I reported this to the Collector already (751). As a workaround, you can just delete it and readd it since it defaults to unchecked. _______________________ Ron Bickers Logic Etc, Inc. rbickers(a)logicetc.com

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zeo and rdb backend
by Bak ＠ kedai 15 Aug '00

15 Aug '00

hi i have a few questions about zeo and how it works (newbie) i managed to get zeo runniing, and i have two hosts serving one zodb. that's great. but i can't access some of the data that resides in a rdbms (postgres). i guess the db connection points to the wrong host since i use dbname@localhost username (for postgres). tried changing host to something else (host1 as defined in /etc/hosts) but cant change properties. zope said bad request. the same error if i use zPoPyDA. does this mean that i need to use zodb to use zeo? what should i do to use rdb for some of my data? i'm stuck and in need of help, pointers, docs from the great ones. help thanks -- ------------------------------------------------------ http://www.kedai.com.my/kk Am I Evil?

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Re: ZEO and 2gb max limit for linux .. not for solaris etc.
by Jørgen Skogstad 10 Aug '00

10 Aug '00

Sven Hohage wrote: > > Hallo Jorgen, > I write you cause I've got a question about Zope. > You've posted on the mailing list on my question with the filesize of > the data.fs or in ZEO ZSS. > My problem is that I'd like to know which Unix - versions don't have > this filesize limitations and if there is a linux version without that > limit. > Or do you know another way to solve this problem?? > Many thanks > Sven Hmm.. well .. I can tell you what I know as of today. Linux has this limitation as of today. At least all the variants I have come over (mostly Red Hat and Suse). The limitation is in the filesystem implementation itself; meaning that the number of "references" that can be created cannot exceed the address limit of 2gb. Solaris does not have this limitation and neither does Hp-Ux or SGI Irix. I know previous versions of SunOS (v4.x) had the same limitation as linux is experiencing today. Though.. there are ways "around" the problem. Though; all different over the variuos unix versions as of today. When running Zope you really don't have much choice on linux. When you hit the 2gb barrier .. you have problems. I have not tried it .. but as I can recall there was a product for Zope that made it possible to "mount" several databases at once .. though it was beta. .. this might solve a problem .. and would from my point of view be a nice way to go. This way; the administrator of the system also have some choices as to where he want to put his data. Then you can move certain object databases to fast storage .. and so forth. .. so; if you have those problems; get Solaris v7/v8 for Intel (or if you can afford it-> sparc!) .. and run Zope of that. I do so .. but then again; I am not near the 2gb barrier that many people have come over. ;) .. on the other hand; I am not aware of the various "beta" filesystem implementations and kernel "to-do"'s for linux, but I suspect that it will not be long before that problem is solved. .. oh! When I think of it.. SGI has ported their XFS to linux. Not sure how far that implementation has gone yet.. but the link to check out is; http://oss.sgi.com/projects/xfs/ Looks promising.. and a "production" like filesystem for linux is a "must" as far as I can see. ;) Just read the brief here; Sub-second filesystem recovery after crashes or power failures (never wait for long fscks again) 64-bit scalability: millions of terabytes, millions of files, and a million files per directory (no more 2 GB limits) High reliability and performance from journaling and other advanced algorithms Hope that helped a bit?? .. just shoot if there's more I can help with! ;) -- Med vennlig hilsen, Jørgen Skogstad /\ System Specialist \\ \ \ \\ / Sun Microsystems AS / \/ / / Gjerdrums vei 12 / / \//\ N-0486 Oslo, NORWAY \//\ / / / / /\ / Phone: + 47 22 02 39 00 / \\ \ Cellular: + 47 92 41 30 23 \ \\ Fax: + 47 22 02 39 99 \/ EMail: jorgen.skogstad(a)Norway.Sun.Com Web: www.sun.no BTW; Opinions formed by myself in informal mailings are mine and not of my employer.

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Re: [Zope] Starting Zope
by Cary O'Brien 08 Aug '00

08 Aug '00

> I've done it this way: > > http://www.zope.org/Members/otto/portfw > > It's also relatively easy to convince a hosting provider to add this, as > long as you have a dedicated IP address. > > Perhaps I should have done a news item when I created this... seems a > lot of people have hacked around the issue is all sorts of odd ways. :) > > -Otto. > How can this work? Won't Zope put a "base href=http://server:8080" tag into the head of the document and mess things up? Won't you need site-access to work around this? -- cary > > Costagliola Giovanni wrote: > > > > Hello All, > > How can I to start Zope whit a different user than root and > > cath the default HTTP port? > > > > If I try for example: > > su - -c './start -w 80 -u zope' > > > > I receive an error becouse root hasn't granted the need > > privileges on /Zope/var/ directory. > > > > Thanx > > --__--__-- >

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