Thanks for the suggestions, but I'm still stuck as described below: At 6:22 PM -0500 2/9/00, Chris McDonough wrote:
I would suggest trying to troubleshoot at the HTTP level. For example, see if you can use telnet to connect to port 8080. While in telnet, do something like:
GET / HTTP/1.0
And see if it returns a page. If so, you know it's a browser issue of some kind. If not... well... um... not sure.
Telnet wouldn't connect, but I did manage to get an ftp client to talk on the port. The transcript indicated that it got a response back from Apache (which is only supposed to be on *80*), so I figured something was pretty hosed up. I disabled httpd and started over, but the best I could do is either "server busy" or no "document contained no data" when using a browser and nothing happened when I went back to using ftp client. Same results whether I try from across the lan or from the same machine as zope is running on. At 4:48 PM -0800 2/9/00, Sam Gendler wrote:
For a quick hack, read the comments at the top of z2.py (in the root folder). This gives the list of flags that you can provide to enable/disable certain features. I know that providing a blank port number ot the monitor server disables it. Perhaps that is all you need. I suppose it is something like " -m '' " .You can add these flags to the code in the start script and it will be passed in to z2.py
I had previously attempted this, but took another swing at your suggestion. Nothing but server busy or not accepting connections messages, but I did notice that a new python z2.py process is being spawned with every hit, so it looks like it's tripping as it tries to do something. I was hoping that there would be something in the log, but it's empty. Have I missed something in the configuration process that has to do with privileges maybe? I am running zope as root and have chmod'ed everything in sight to 0755 just to see if it made any difference. Any additional thoughts will be welcome. Thanks. Richard Gordon -------------------- Gordon Consulting & Design Database Design/Scripting Languages mailto:richard@richardgordon.net http://www.richardgordon.net 770.971.6887 (voice) 770.216.1829 (fax)