John Poltorak wrote at 2004-1-24 20:55 +0000:
I'm setting up ZOPE on a remote Red Hat system for the first time and am not clear about a couple of things involving how to run it...
How do I identify which version is running?
I presume I use zopectl to start it - my Zope Bible tells me to run ./start which I can't find.
This changed with Zope 2.7. With Zope 2.7 (and above), you use "bin/zopectl fg" (or "bin/zopectl start"). Formerly, you used "start".
How do I stop it? It looks like I didn't set up the initial user correctly so can't use the ZMI.
With Zope 2.7, when you started with "bin/zopectl fg" (you do this only to check that startup works properly), you interrupt with "BREAK" (Control-C); when you started with "bin/zopectl start" (the normal way), you stop with "bin/zopectl stop". -- Dieter