David Ascher wrote:
I'm playing around with the latest ZServer & Zope distributions. I can ftp into it (cool =) with Netscape and standard ftp. However, if I try to use the latest dired w/ GNU Emacs 20.3.1 on NT, I can't login, and I suspect it's because emacs is confusing Medusa when it comes to line terminations.
Hmm, I tinkered around this morning with alpha2. With EFS I was able to loging and create something. Editing it crashed the server, as efs sent a whole bunch of weird FTP commands (to create the backup file with the tilde ending the filename, the rename, etc., and Zope can't handle filenames with a tilde). I couldn't try ange-ftp as I don't know how to specify an ftp port number like efs does: /somebody@www.some.where#9011:/SomeFolder I'm afraid that we'll have to do some elisp command to change the port number for all ange-ftp sessions...
I'd try anonymous ftp, but if I try to allow FTP access to Anonymous under manage/Security/, I get 'Sorry, an error occurred' and:
Traceback (innermost last): File ZPublisher\Publish.py, line 865, in publish_module File ZPublisher\Publish.py, line 577, in publish (Info: manage_changePermissions) File d:\Zope\lib\python\AccessControl\Role.py, line 194, in manage_changePermissions (Object: ApplicationDefaultPermissions) File d:\Zope\lib\python\AccessControl\Permission.py, line 166, in setRoles AttributeError: manage_findOpt
Golly, that's nice :^) I expect us to all find a *lot* of unexplored areas for alpha2 as some of us (certainly me) are going to use the hell out of it. I've been waiting for this for a long, long time...
In fact, I get that error if I try to change any of the permissions! This is the latest 1.10 distribution and latest ZServer distribution.
Huh? Is this through the web too? BTW, Netscape Publishing kicks ass with Zope 1.10! I tried it today and spewed 22 files, with extensions like .txt, .htm, .html, .gif, .tgz into a Folder, and it all worked marvelously! Something Brian did but didn't check into this release is pretty cool...take properties defined in META tags and turn them into Document Properties. This makes them searchable for things like Find and SearchIndex. --Paul