Nicole, The /etc/services file probably has nothing to do with why you can't reach Zope. When Zope starts, some output comes out of it like this: ------ 2001-06-16T18:16:10 INFO(0) ZServer HTTP server started at Sat Jun 16 14:16:10 2001 Hostname: serenade.digicool.com Port: 8195 ------ 2001-06-16T18:16:10 INFO(0) ZServer FTP server started at Sat Jun 16 14:16:10 2001 Hostname: serenade Port: 8136 You should be able to tell whether Zope is listening ("HTTP server started" abvoe) or not via this output. Unfortunately, I don't know much about how the RPM install works, so I can't tell you how to see this information. You may want to try installing the Linux binary release from http://www.zope.org/Products/Zope/2.3.2/Zope-2.3.2-linux2-x86.tgz and following the install instructions which come with it. - C Nicole Lallande wrote:
Chris - I don't know enough about ports - my /etc/services file says: webcache 8080/tcp # WWW caching service webcache 8080/udp # WWW caching service
do I just add a line:
zope 8080/tcp # Zope ? the reason why I used 8021 is because that is what I thought it was running on - if I type localhost:8080/manage I get that netscape is unable to find the server. Unfortunately there is nothing in the documentation that says what do do. Where does the port get set and how do I reset it?
BTW - RedHat rpm install ...
TIA,
Nicole
Chris McDonough wrote:
Hi Nicole,
Port 8021 is the FTP port in this case, and you will not get useful information out of it. Are you sure the HTTP server is running on 8080? When you say it doesnt work do you mean you can't get to it in a browser, or you can't log in or something else?
Nicole Lallande wrote:
Hi all,
I have downloaded and installed all the files, and yes zope is running -
when I tried localhost:8080/manage it did not work and so I changed it to localhost:8021/manage because that seems to be the port it is running on:
python z2.py -p /var/zope/Zope.cgi -u zope -z /usr/share/zope -Z /var/run/zwatchdog.pid -w -f 8021 -m -l /var/log/zope
so - after running that command I get:
220 mango FTP server (Medusa Async V1.12.4.1 [experimental]) ready. 500 'GET': command not understood. 500 'Connection:': command not understood. 500 'User-Agent:': command not understood. 500 'Pragma:': command not understood. 500 'Host:': command not understood. 500 'Accept:': command not understood. 500 'Accept-Encoding:': command not understood. 500 'Accept-Language:': command not understood. 500 'Accept-Charset:': command not understood. >
at which point it just hangs. Apologies if this q has been addressed before but I did:
try your documentation look through your archives.
TIA,
Nicole
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