I am categorically not an expert, and after my last post on this issue you'll know why I am keen, but I'd have thought it was quite a useful thing to be able to offer - access to controlled areas of the file system - one fewer protocols and daemons to have to manage and take care of. And possibly essential in a document management type system. I'd love to help, but though I can read Python, very slowly with a book in the other hand, I have not got my head round how things work in Zope to be of much use developing just now. Jock On 16 Mar 2004, at 22:53, Chris Beaven wrote:
I recently wrote a couple of hacks to make LocalFS work for me with Page Templates. Even though I put my patches up on Zope.org, I don't really feel like my quick hacks are worthy of the LocalFS name. Mainly I put it up because it worked for me in Zope 2.6 and I wanted to archive my work :)
Local File System is a good product, but we still only have a stable version just under 2 years old which is not keeping up with Zope development. What do other people think about the development (or lack of) of this product? Do you see it as an important product?
What are people's experiences with the CVS version 1.1?
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