I've installed Zope 2.6.2 on RedHat 9 using the RPM (from http://zope.org/Members/medienlabor/packages). The installation went fine (no errors) and I started the server with /etc/init.d/zope start as recommended in the README.RedHat file. I checked the logs (/var/log/zope.log and /var/log/zope.debug.log) and didn't see any errors. I was able to go to http://www.myserver.com:8080/ and get the initial Zope page, however I was unable to log in to the management interface. After several tries I get an error of "You are not authorized to access this resource." I'm trying to use the superuser account, with the same password I set from the command line with the zpasswd script (chose SHA and domain restriction of *.mydomain.com). I tried both that password (set on the command line) and the default as described in the README.RedHat, and neither worked. If you research this on the web, you'll find lots of stuff about Apache's rewrite and proxy configuration directives, but the problem is that all of those pages seem to be about making Zope work with PCGI, which the README.RedHat says is neither installed nor supported any more ("PCGI is not longer supported by Zope Corporation and is not installed by this package."). Hence, I am completely at a loss on how to successfully log in, which is frustrating. Yes, I am running Zope with Apache (2.something), so maybe that's an issue, but as I said, most of the pages I found on this topic seem to assume the use of PCGI which the README.RedHat says is not being used. I'd really like to be able to log in (right now I'm "so close, and yet so far"), so would greatly appreciate any help anyone can give. thanks, Anthony (ps--I searched the archives before asking this question, but didn't see anything about this topic)