At a minimum, you will need to have an Apache rewrite rule to pass HTTP authentication headers to Zope through to the Zope.cgi script. This requires modification of the Apache configuration files. If you can convince your ISP to add this for you, you should be able to get Zope to work with Apache. Of course, Zope will have to be running under your account to accept requests throught the Zope.cgi. In addition to the WEBSERVER.TXT document in the distribution, take a look at the virtual host how-to; http://www.zope.org/Members/jec/virtual_howto_html and the ApacheRewrite how-to; http://www.zope.org/Members/michel/HowTos/ApacheRewriting. They may not directly answer your question, but they provide good background information. If your current ISP won't work after all, another option would be a dedicated server. You don't get root, but you don't have to remotely administer the server. Another option would be to look into one of the Zope hosting services. Drew Bjarne Christiansen wrote:
Hi
Have anyone tried to install Zope 2 on a virtual host? the host my host is using Redhat with Apache webserver, when I try to run ./install I get this error:
./install: /Zope-2.0.0-linux2-x86/bin/python: No such file or directory
The file is there...
I have tried to install Zope 2 on my own computer (Redhat/Apache) without any problems. Is there anyway that I can use Apache server without any modifications because I don't think I can convince my ISP to modify the webserver or use Zserver.
Bjarne Christansen
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