This is a system administration problem, not a zope problem. :D If you want to start zopectl ever you need to configure it on /etc/init.d/ with rc-update.d on debian or chkconfig on fedora. Yo use a ssh session and start your service and if you close ssh connection you close the application too. See on you distro for config process to start on your /etc/init.d/ Bye. virgil huston escribió:
Thanks for pointing me to zopectl. I had to ./zopectl, then type start from the zopectl prompt.
Virgil
On 7/23/05, virgil huston <virgil.huston@gmail.com> wrote:
Oops, I meant to say runzope. I got Zope from the Zope web site, Zope-2.8.0-final.
Virgil
On 7/23/05, Jens Vagelpohl <jens@dataflake.org> wrote:
On 23 Jul 2005, at 18:46, virgil huston wrote:
This may be a stupid question, but, after searching the archives to find out how to keep Zope running after starting and then disconnecting from a remote ssh session, nothing works.
First, the Zope manual and all the archives messages talk about using ./start. That doesn't work for me unless I am just in the wrong directory. I am running ./zoperun from /bin.
The "start" script was used in Zope versions up to 2.6.x, replaced by "zopectl" for safely starting and stopping Zope in the 2.7-series and up. Apart from that, packages that are put together by other people or by Linux distribution maintainers may have their own scripts.
I have no idea what "zoperun" is, I'm assuming you mean "runzope.py", which is part of 2.7.x and up? If not then this smells like some non- standard package, you should contact its maintainer.
jens
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