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fsimport
by Milos Prudek 17 Mar '99

17 Mar '99

Does fsdir parameter of fsimport specify the remote directory (where Zope is) or local directory (from where I look at Zope)? -- Milos Prudek

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My own zope site...
by andreww＠netscape.com 17 Mar '99

17 Mar '99

I've started a site that will show the results of my work in getting Dreamweaver and Zope to talk to each other - and I would appreciate a link from the zope.org site if there is a section for 3rd party developer links... I will post here (at the web site) ideas for improving the UI for the HTML interface for Zope as well. http://alaji.home.mindspring.com/zopeweaver/ -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - Andrew Wooldridge - Opinions expressed are my own - - andreww(a)netscape.com - http://people.netscape.com/andreww/ - ICQ: 6345881 - Find It at http://dmoz.org - -------------------------------------------------------------------------

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recursive document oddity
by Jordan B. Baker 17 Mar '99

17 Mar '99

Hey zope freaks: Okay, I am driving myself crazy, maybe I am just doing something silly (hopefully). I am trying to write this recursive SQL result DTML (basically a tree):  <p>Category  <blockquote>  </blockquote>  I have a variable pwd that I want to pass along to recurseCategories.. I tried something like  (and in quotes) pwd is used in listCategories to get a list of categories in that 'path' A couple questions: 1. Should I be using a DTML method or a DTML document for something like this? 2. As I recurse will I lose access to documents in my current folder? I got a traceback to seemed to indicate that once I was into a certain depth I couldn't access listCategories. 3. Is there a more Zope-happy way to do this? ------- Jordan B. Baker -- jbb(a)spyderlab.com weaving the web @ http://www.spyderlab.com

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newbie - permissions on FAQ object
by Joe Van Andel 17 Mar '99

17 Mar '99

I'm trying to configure a ZOPE FAQ object on starship.python.net . This is Zope v10.10.2 with ZServer 1.0b2 . I'm baffled by the permissions scheme. I've created a FAQ under my ZOPE home: http://starship.python.net:9673/crew/vanandel I'd like selected users to add FAQ entries, but only certain trusted users to be able to create categories. Unfortunately, anyone can add a new category, which is not what I want. The Security Screen for vanandel/NumPy only enables 'view' for anonymous, but still an 'anonymous' user can enter the 'Add a category' screen, without being challenged. There are specific permissions shown for various "add-ins" like TinyTables on the Security screen, but not for the FAQ module. (I'd expect to see permissions for FAQAddCategory.) Also, when I first create a 'FAQ', I can't view it until I create a 'isCategory' property. This seems like a bug, since 'isFAQ' is already created for me. A minor question. I'd obviously like to test ZOPE with various users, to see what ZOPE allows them to do. ZOPE uses cookies to give someone permission, after they've supplied a password. Under Unix, I can manually remove a cookie by editing ~/.netscape/cookies. How do I do this under NT? Are Netscape cookies in the registry (I hope not!). Thanks much for your help. Joe VanAndel Internet: vanandel(a)ucar.edu National Center for http://www.atd.ucar.edu/~vanandel/home.html Atmospheric Research

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Impact of Zope on hosting provider?
by Robert Wentworth 16 Mar '99

16 Mar '99

Right now my biggest obstacle to setting up a Zope-powered site could be finding a hosting provider I have confidence in who is willing to run Zope. When I asked my first-choice provider about running Zope, they replied: > Though it's true that we can install programs that need root > instlall, it only so when the program is low CPU/mem use and > non-intrusive. Zope is neither, so to run it you would need to get > your own dedicated server through us. A dedicated server is not a viable option for this site at this point in time. So, a few questions: 1) Are the provider's fears justified? What sort of memory footprint, CPU requirements (for a site that should have fairly low traffic at first), and other impact are Zope likely to have on a hosting provider? 2) Would anyone care to let me know what their experience has been with the two hosting providers (NexusWeb and CodeIt Computing) listed as known to host Zope-based sites? (I've been sufficiently badly burned in the past by bad hosting providers that I cannot justify signing up for a provider without positive recommendations or multiple alternatives for backup.) Robert Wentworth

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setting variable
by Tom Jenkins 16 Mar '99

16 Mar '99

Hello folks, I'm stuck on a problem which I hope some one could help me with. I have a database entry form where the user will enter in information for two related tables. When she submits the form, I want to first post one tables information, then call another sql method to get the id generated for that post, then take that value and add it to the REQUEST object and pass it to the second sql insert for inserting to the second table (along with some other parts of the REQUEST object from the form). I'm planning on using MySQL that has a special select: select LAST_INSERT_ID() to return the last auto-generated id value to get the id. I know you can add a variable to the REQUEST object via  but how to I get the value from the sql method? The only way I know now is via #var tags but you can't nest the DTML. I hope this makes sense... -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Tom Jenkins DevIS (http://www.devis.com) Linux & Samba 2.0 : The best Windows file server http://www.zdnet.com/sr/stories/issue/0,4537,2196106,00.html "Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good." Romans 12:21

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#sqltags
by Jordan B. Baker 16 Mar '99

16 Mar '99

Hi: Are the #sqltags documented somewhere? I couldn't find them in the DTML reference manual, etc. I found some examples of their use, but nothing definative. I have no problems reading the source and documenting what I find, I just don't want to be re-inventing the wheel. Specifically I'd like to know about #sqlgroup and friends. ------- Jordan B. Baker -- jbb(a)spyderlab.com weaving the web @ http://www.spyderlab.com

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MySQL LAST_INSERT_ID...
by Tom Jenkins 16 Mar '99

16 Mar '99

To followup my last post, I'm getting an exception when trying to use MySQL's "select LAST_INSERT_ID()" function: Error, exceptions.KeyError: unhandled SQL used: select LAST_INSERT_ID() Anybody have any ideas? -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Tom Jenkins DevIS (http://www.devis.com) Linux & Samba 2.0 : The best Windows file server http://www.zdnet.com/sr/stories/issue/0,4537,2196106,00.html "Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good." Romans 12:21

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Re: [Zope] Help - need a brainless guide to getting zope running
by Robin Dunn 16 Mar '99

16 Mar '99

I posted a message last week about running ZServer as a service. You can find the message at http://www.zope.org/pipermail/zope/1999-March/005030.html I built my Zope from source, so I don't know if this works the same as the self-installer version, but it should be pretty close. 1. Install Zope 1.10.2, choosing to run standalone. 2. Untar the ZServer distribution in the root Zope directory. 3. Test that it works by running start.py in the ZServer directory. 4. Follow the directions in the message linked-to above. -- Robin Dunn robin(a)AllDunn.com http://AllDunn.com/robin/ http://AllDunn.com/wxPython/ Check it out! Try http://AllDunn.com/laughworks/ for a good laugh. -----Original Message----- From: Andrew Wooldridge <andreww(a)netscape.com> To: zope(a)zope.org <zope(a)zope.org> Date: Tuesday, March 16, 1999 11:34 AM Subject: [Zope] Help - need a brainless guide to getting zope running >Ok, I consider myself pretty technical, but not a UNIX master, and I've >used NT enough to know about services, etc. But I cannot for the life >of me figure out how to get zope running as a service without manually >starting it from start.bat. > > >Could someone please post somewhere a "zope for dummies" description of >getting zope running as a service on NT. > >Here's what I do: > >I downloaded zope 1.10.2 >I unzipped and ran the installer. >It works fine to the point where it wants me to choose between running >zope alone or as a service. >I've tried it "both ways" and although I can get zope running fine by >manually starting it from start.bat, and >I make the zope service start automatically, it will not work as a >service! > >I dont have any other web server on this machine and dont really care >which server I use. I had assumed that ZopeHTTPServer would run as the >service, but it doesnt work... > >Is there just a minimal way to get zope going on it's own? > >I know the ip address etc. of my system, but that doesnt seem to be the >issue. > >I wouldnt even mind if in the install you had an option for "install >default web server" so that zope can piggy back on it. > >Does it have something to do with setting permissions to the var >directory? > >All I'm basically looking for is sort of a recipe style instruction on >how to get it up and running. (With no handwaving like "now configure >your system to run the zope.exe". Assume I'm a total idiot... > >Which I'm not, but I'm still having problems. > > > >-- > >------------------------------------------------------------------------- > >- Andrew Wooldridge - Opinions expressed are my own - >- andreww(a)netscape.com - http://people.netscape.com/andreww/ >- ICQ: 6345881 - Find It at http://dmoz.org - >------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > > > >_______________________________________________ >Zope maillist - Zope(a)zope.org >http://www.zope.org/mailman/listinfo/zope > >(For developer-specific issues, use the companion list, >zope-dev(a)zope.org - http://www.zope.org/mailman/listinfo/zope-dev ) >

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Help - need a brainless guide to getting zope running
by andreww＠netscape.com 16 Mar '99

16 Mar '99

Ok, I consider myself pretty technical, but not a UNIX master, and I've used NT enough to know about services, etc. But I cannot for the life of me figure out how to get zope running as a service without manually starting it from start.bat. Could someone please post somewhere a "zope for dummies" description of getting zope running as a service on NT. Here's what I do: I downloaded zope 1.10.2 I unzipped and ran the installer. It works fine to the point where it wants me to choose between running zope alone or as a service. I've tried it "both ways" and although I can get zope running fine by manually starting it from start.bat, and I make the zope service start automatically, it will not work as a service! I dont have any other web server on this machine and dont really care which server I use. I had assumed that ZopeHTTPServer would run as the service, but it doesnt work... Is there just a minimal way to get zope going on it's own? I know the ip address etc. of my system, but that doesnt seem to be the issue. I wouldnt even mind if in the install you had an option for "install default web server" so that zope can piggy back on it. Does it have something to do with setting permissions to the var directory? All I'm basically looking for is sort of a recipe style instruction on how to get it up and running. (With no handwaving like "now configure your system to run the zope.exe". Assume I'm a total idiot... Which I'm not, but I'm still having problems. -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - Andrew Wooldridge - Opinions expressed are my own - - andreww(a)netscape.com - http://people.netscape.com/andreww/ - ICQ: 6345881 - Find It at http://dmoz.org - -------------------------------------------------------------------------

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