Unless you have a pressing reason to choose PCGI do not do it. Use RewriteRules with Apache to achieve the desired effect simpler and more efficiently. Have your Zope listen on a local port on that machine. jens On Monday, Aug 11, 2003, at 04:03 US/Eastern, Aguido Horatio Davis wrote:
G'day,
I am installing Zope on a server whose only Python is 2.3 and which is already running Apache on port 80. Port 80 is the only one that is permitted through our local firewalls, a small but significant percentage of the audience are outside the firewall, and the system administrator (who isn't me) refuses point-blank to permit the use of mod_fastcgi or mod_proxy.
So I'm trying to build Zope 2.7b1 with PCGI support. When the dust settles on the "make build; make install" there is no Zope.cgi to be seen. The file doc/WEBSERVERS.txt has the intriguing sentence:
To install PCGI, please get the PCGI support package from XXX, and read the pcgi/README.txt file from that package.
and then blithely describes what to do once you _have_ a Zope.cgi file to play with.
Can anybody point me at the mysterious XXX, or failing that, tell me how to coerce Zope 2.7 into coughing up a Zope.cgi file?
Cheers,
Horatio