What uid are you doing this from? If root, then be aware that it changes uid to 'nobody' for security purposes. Thus 'nobody' has to have write access to the pid file. If you are running all from a 'zope' user, then I'm not certain what you're problem could be. If the process continues running, check the uid of the processes. Cheers... Bruce Chandu Patil wrote:
When I start zope on a Linux system (./start from /usr/local/doc/Zop... directory), I get an error report to the effect that the statement open(PID_FILE, "w") statement in z2.py has failed. Permission error.(errno13). I do have the var directory with the correct permissions - I can login as the Zope user and create the Z2.pid file.
What else should I check? Thanks for your help.
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