Dylan: I installed Zope using apt-get from Debian testing. I am using the Libranet distribution. I don't have a /etc/conf.d directory. When I invoke "locate zope|grep conf", I do not see anything that looks like a application configuration file. The debian Zope application documentation points to /etc/zopectl/zopectlrc as the Zope application configuration file. This file has a line which appears to be setting the Zope server port to the Debian Zope package default 9f 9673. However, changing the 9673 value and restarting Zope has no affect on port redirection - the Zope default welcome page is still available only on the 9673 port. Mr. Cooper's suggestion to use iptables to accomplish port redirection meets my needs while I work out the wrinkles involved with putting Zope behind a proxy web server. The only other issue is if I should submit a Debian package bug report. I am new to Debian, and I am hesitant to do this - but that is probably an issue for another forum. Thank you, George Perry Electro Scientific Industries 13900 NW Science Park Drive Portland, OR 97229-5497 (503) 671-5234 -----Original Message----- From: Dylan Reinhardt [mailto:zope@dylanreinhardt.com] Sent: Friday, November 07, 2003 2:27 PM To: George Perry Cc: 'J. Cameron Cooper'; Zope Users Subject: RE: [Zope] changing port from 9673 default On Fri, 2003-11-07 at 14:12, George Perry wrote:
I tried changing the port to 8080 using /etc/zopectl/zopectlrc (per Jamie's suggestion that I was failing because I was trying to use a privileged port), and this silently failed (I still saw the zope intro page being served on port 9673).
If this is a package installation, your port might be hard-coded somewhere such as /etc/conf.d/zope. FWIW, Dylan