Jarrod, Try opensa.org and get Apache 2. Uncomment the mod_proxy and mod_rewrite Load statements in the http.conf file. Check out http://www.zope.org/Members/fritz/howto_apache_and_siteroot for more info. The opensa setup is really nice. With a *little* more work, you can even have SSL working. Joseph On Tue, 13 May 2003 21:15:49 +1000, Jarrod Friedland wrote
Hi aLL
newbie to zope totally - however Im figuring zope out but what I need to do is configure apache to server zope requests so I dont use the zope zserver. I need a hand with modules required, httpd.conf etc. Boobie trap number 1 - this test environment is on a win2k box. If there is no help out there for this I will get my debian dev box up and running however, if possible I would like to get this system running.
Thanks
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