Update from my original post yesterday: Somehow, some way, Zope is running on my OS X box. I don't think I did it right, but it magically worked. What I did was to *not* make any changes to the inst/do.py script as mentioned in the HOW-TO. I just left the file the way it was, and Zope compiled. It took a long time to start up, and wasn't able to install the tutorial files, but it's running. And it didn't complain about not finding the ExtensionClass module. I'm fairly certain that it's not a clean install, and I'm watching out for things that are broken, but I was able to import a fairly complex site I'm working on, and everything is working thus far. Again, I'll disclaim that I'm a newbie and don't understand the repercussions of *not* including the do('makeOPT="-traditional-cpp""') as specified in the docs. All I know is that it's pretty cool to see Zope running on Mac OS X. :-) Gregg. hartling@earthlink.net
On Tuesday, March 27, 2001, at 08:54 PM, Steve Spicklemire wrote:
Hi Gregg,
Hmm.. somehow your 'pythonpath' seems to be out of whack. I've built/run Zope on the public beta with no problem... I should get the release version soon.. when I do I'll ship you details..
what does:
find /usr/local/zope/2-3-0 -name "ExtensionClass*" -ls
produce?
hi, I'm too am trying to build zope on OSX too...and everything worked until I ran ./start and it complained of a lack of Extension Class. I installed Python 2.0 NOT on the main drive so I suspect my path is out of whack...
is there anything I can do?
tom p.s I'm new to unix
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