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Re: Authentication with IIS
by Jepthte CLAIN 19 Dec '99

19 Dec '99

> > This question has been asked several times already, and the > > answer is always > > the same: > > > > Q: How to to interface Zope with IIS > > A: turn off challenge/response authentication and turn on basic > > authentication for Zope to handle authentication > > > > *BUT* I want IIS to handle authentication, and give Zope the > > user's name through REMOTE_USER. > > It seems not to be possible. Has anyone managed to do that? > > I think this might be IIS' fault. Use <dtml-var REMOTE_USER> to see if > it gets stuffed into the REQUEST by IIS. > > --Rob REMOTE_USER is not stuffed in. That's why I ask :-) If only I knew how do challenge/response authentication work. the cgi-bin (pcgi-wrapper for instance) seems not to be called at all during the authentication process. Any other ideas? -- Jephte minf7(a)educ.univ-reunion.fr

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19 Dec '99

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Using Stylesheets
by Barbara Pfieffer 19 Dec '99

19 Dec '99

I'm trying to use a stylesheet in a Zope html header. It keeps choking on it. If I transfer the html as it works in my current system, it doesn't work. It also doesn't work if I import the file and use dtml-var base.css in the appropriate place. Is there something obvious I'm missing? Barbara --------------------------------------------------------- http://www.lifetimelearningbooks.com Increase your Knowledge, Enrich your life All the Great Books, All the Time This week's special "The Prince" ---------------------------------------------------------

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ever see this ? Confera.py error trace back
by ozric 18 Dec '99

18 Dec '99

I was checking out Confera, I just did some very lite mods to the DTML's and when I was testing it out and when replying to a message I get this. Traceback (innermost last): File /home/httpd/Zope-2.1.1/lib/python/ZPublisher/Publish.py, line 214, in publish_module File /home/httpd/Zope-2.1.1/lib/python/ZPublisher/Publish.py, line 179, in publish File /home/httpd/Zope-2.1.1/lib/python/Zope/__init__.py, line 202, in zpublisher_exception_hook File /home/httpd/Zope-2.1.1/lib/python/ZPublisher/Publish.py, line 165, in publish File /home/httpd/Zope-2.1.1/lib/python/ZPublisher/mapply.py, line 160, in mapply (Object: addMessage) File /home/httpd/Zope-2.1.1/lib/python/ZPublisher/Publish.py, line 102, in call_object (Object: addMessage) File lib/python/Products/Confera/Confera.py, line 565, in addMessage File /var/tmp/python-root/usr/lib/python1.5/regsub.py, line 38, in gsub AttributeError: (see above) I looked at the Confera.py and found line 565, it looks the same as line 287. I know it has something to do with splitting the index_html to see the thead. Any help would be great, I am just learnig Python and don't know what is error is all about. btw I have Python 1.5.2 and Zope 2.1.1 . Confused Rick -- Under US Code Title 47, Sec.227(b)(1)(C), Sec.227(a)(2)(B) This email address may not be added to any commercial mail list with out my permission. Violation of my privacy with advertising or SPAM will result in a suit for a MINIMUM of $500 damage per incident.

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Re: [ZDP] DISCUSS: Zope Front Door mockup
by Jim Washington 18 Dec '99

18 Dec '99

Amos, Good show so far. I agree with other respondents that a bit of 'flash' might promote a more professional image. I think in addition that some way of seeing more of what people are doing with Zope would be helpful. Make it more personal and less 'faceless.' One way to do this would be to put additional optional hooks into member information: * photo * occupation * links to, or screenshots of, zope-based websites the member has put up, with type of site (commercial, corporate, educational, personal, porn??? etc...) Perhaps, if enough members have this information available, the front page could feature a "Zopista profile" (in the manner of "Dewars profile") of a random or periodically selected member? Just brainstorming... But I usually wonder, when I see a site promoting a product, "What kind of weirdoes use the product, and for what?" "Am I that kind of weirdo?" "Do I have to be a rocket scientist to get going with it?" -- Jim Washington Amos Latteier wrote: > > Hi, > > There's been a fair amount of discussion on the Zope lists about redoing > the opening pages on Zope.org to better communicate what Zope is and > what it can do for you. It's clear that many people have had difficulty > feeling like they knew what Zope was and of what value it might be to > them. > > We'd like to learn from you about how to do a better job communicating > about Zope. > > I've prepared a mockup of a new Zope.org front door based on feedback > from the lists. > > http://www.zope.org/Members/Amos/FrontDoor/ > > This mockup includes a number of new pages including a Zope tour and a > new summary of the Zope architecture based on Evan Simpson's post. I'm > eager to get this up on Zope.org, but first I want to make sure that > we're on the right track. > > * Does the new front door explain what Zope is better? > * Are there important messages we've omitted? > * Are there better ways to communicate our messages? > > Thanks for your help and input! > > -Amos > > P.S. The mockup does not address it, but I also think that the "Zope > Exits" and "Related links" could use a little work. Any suggestions? > > -- > Amos Latteier mailto:amos@digicool.com > Digital Creations http://www.digicool.com > > _______________________________________________ > ZDP maillist - ZDP(a)zope.org > http://lists.zope.org/mailman/listinfo/zdp

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Beginner's permissions problem
by Geoff Gardiner 18 Dec '99

18 Dec '99

I am mystified by my inability to open permissions to anonymous and to enable login for my testuser, so I suppose I have a fundamental blindspot somewhere about setting up Zope (2.1.1 on NT, completely new default setup). My problem is that my test pages are correctly visible when I login as superuser and only partially visible as anonymous (for example I don't get my style sheet, and I can't post a form at all). I can't login as another user at all either. I have set all permissions at the top level to be open to anonymous. I have my testuser setup at the top level as a manager. What should I be looking at to get past this currently-insurmountable hurdle? Documentation seems to assume that permissions just work and give no hint that problems could be encountered. Thank you in advance, even though I expect I shall be embarassed when I discover the answer. Geoff

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time formats
by Kyle Burnett 18 Dec '99

18 Dec '99

don't i feel like an idiot. i have read over the docs for date formats but can't find a way to return a single number day. so i have: <dtml-var "_.DateTime(issuedate)" fmt="%B %d, %Y"> issuedate, in this case, equals 1999-12-09 and it returns: December 09, 1999 but i want: December 9, 1999 i know this has to be so simpe. what am i missing? thanks, kyle

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Scheduled tasks in Zope?
by Hung Jung Lu 18 Dec '99

18 Dec '99

Hi, How does one set up scheduled tasks in Zope (like automatically backing up files, automatically uploading newer versions of HTML files onto ZODB once a day, etc.)? I searched a little bit and found someone (Martijn Pieters) mentioning about ZScheduler... How is that coming along? Is it OK just to launch another Python thread from an external method to take care of scheduled tasks? Or is a performance hit? How can I automatically launch the scheduler thread whenever the ZServer is up? regards, Hung Jung ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

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RE: [Zope] Acquisition problem - please help
by Michel Pelletier 18 Dec '99

18 Dec '99

> -----Original Message----- > From: Dave Parker [mailto:dparker@globalcrossing.com] > > Yeah, I presumed the "must be installed" issue ;) I'm wondering about > the underlying mechanism: when you create an instance of a > product, how > does it relate to the product itself? You do not create instances of products, you create instances of classes. A Product can contain multiple classes. An instances cannot be unpickled without its class, so if you remove a class without removing instances of that class the instances will show up as broken (but Zope can handle that, you just can't used the broken objects). Note that ZClasses are identical to python classes. In fact, they *are* python classes. To find out more about that, read any good book on Python (there are more apearing every day). > Put another way: when I make > changes to the product, do I have to re-install it to get > those changes > to kick in? No, when you change a class attribute (sometimes called a 'shared instances attribute), all instances will get that attribute. -Michel

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RDF Use cases
by Martijn Pieters 18 Dec '99

18 Dec '99

Hello Zopatistas, Digital Creations is in the process of extending the Zope architecture towards new emerging standards, and a new interface based on Mozilla. See: http://www.digicool.com/News/mozilla http://www.zope.org/Resources/Mozilla One of these standards is RDF, the Resource Description Format. This is a foundation for processing metadata and for interoperability. With it, you can describe content and content relationships, rate content, define the structure of a website, and much, much more. All this in a machine readable format. More information about RDF can be found at the W3 Consortium website: http://www.w3c.com/Metadata/RDF Before we dive in and start writing code, however, DC will first try and define what we are up against. One thing we do, is define Use Cases. Use Cases describe ways in which people would use RDF. A few examples: - RDF Sitemaps. The browser of visitor of a Zope generated website can retrieve a RDF Sitemap of the website, for presentation to the visitor. For a preliminary specification of RDF Sitemaps, see: http://rudolf.opensource.ac.uk/about/specs/sitemap.html - Content syndication. A website administrator makes some of its content available via a RDF datasource. - Metadata embedded in HTML. HTML pages returned from Zope have embedded in their header an RDF description of the document, including information on author, language, publisher, etc. This could be based on the Dublin Core metadata proposal. - Advanced management of Zope objects. When describing the contents of a ZODB database in RDF, RDF clients like Mozilla can query and manipulate these contents with alternate interfaces. This is your opportunity to help in this process. We want to know from you all what your ideas are for using RDF in Zope. Nothing is too crazy or inventive! Let me know what you can come up with. -- Best regards, Martijn Pieters mailto:mj@digicool.com

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