Er, you the problems are in the warnings! Zope doesn't yet run on Python 2.2 (Zope 2.7 will). It sounds like there's also a problem with the user it's running as, Zope can run as nobody but that's not really a very good idea as you'd have to allow user nobody to write key Zope files which would be odd. The simplest way to get Zope running from RH is just to add a line to rc.local - that's what we do. A On 12/12/02 11:08 am, "Andrew Durdin" <adurdin@yahoo.com> wrote:
Hi,
I've been running Zope on my Win98 box just to try it out initially (less setup involved), but now I'm trying to install it on my Linux machine for better stability etc. I've successfully installed it, and it runs fine* when I start it manually, but I cannot get it to start on bootup: I've set up a script in /etc/rc.d/init.d/ and a link to it in /etc/rc.d/rc3.d/ (which is the correct runlevel), but although on bootup it says "Starting Zope.... [ OK ]", Zope actually doesn't launch. Unfortunately, I don't have the details of the script with me at the moment (I'll get them ASAP), but until then does anyone know any reasons that might be causing this? Is there anything in particular that has to be started before Zope? At present I'm trying to run it with ZServer on port 8080 (although Apache is running on the box on port 80).
Thanks,
Andrew
*Except for a warning about Python 2.2.2 being too new, and one about running as "nobody"
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