Hi Experts, sorry for bothering you with my you with my question - I have read only rough pieces of the Zope documentation, but my problem affects Zope only in a very limited context: I am responsible to prepare a server for the (academic) presentation of an internet-application running on a tomcat servlet container. One of the included frameworks (the Open Source Flash-Remoting Service 'OpenAMF') is still in a very early development state, and I could not persuade it to function properly on a port different to 8080, Tomcats default port. Unfortunately there is another Web-application deployed to this server (by another academic group, which is currently unavailable): Zope has currently the port 8080 tied to its services. Since I do not know anything about the Zope applications architecture or even installation I am asking you for advice on how to disable Zopes service temporarily. I could imagine to 'simply' change the Zope port for the next two weeks, but i guess for an expert arise even more and surely more intelligent ideas. My ideal solution would limit changes to comments on one or two lines of code in a 'reusable' manner. Of course I could sudo kill zope-*.py and change tomcats config towards 8080, but that way I had to screw around with obfuscated bash.sh scripts. Isn't there a way that is far more obvious to roll back for the Zope-teams administrator after my presentation? Again sorry for not studying the documentation extensively.. I hope very much you have a recommendation for me. Thank you in advance, Marc Scheib