Still having problems !
Hello to the list, Still have a problem trying to make Zope run. Specifically, HTTPServer is running OK, but if you go to the "manage" page, "sorry, serious application error" is displayed in both frames. I am using Python 1.5.1. Everything including the tk/tcl was built from scratch using the ports on FreeBSD v2.2.8. I have a Linux Redhat machine available to me where it was already loaded. Everything seems to be the same... I even make the var directory and access file permissions the same, but no joy. When you "edit frame set" under Netscape 4.5 the message is "management interfaces require a frame-capable browser". When I however point it a the Linux implementation it works perfectly. The linux implementation has an additional directory, python1.5, under lib where the FreeBSD port does not. The additional difference was that Linux implementation was under /usr/local/ where on the FreeBSD machine I installed in my directory. I would certainly welcome some pointer or suggestions from somebody that has gone thru this. TIA Dick -- Richard Cramer rcramer@sytex.net Phone: 703-425-2515 SytexNet(tm) Sytex Access Ltd. POB 2385, Fairfax, VA 22031-0385
Richard Cramer wrote:
Hello to the list,
Still have a problem trying to make Zope run. Specifically, HTTPServer is running OK, but if you go to the "manage" page, "sorry, serious application error" is displayed in both frames.
Embedded in the error page is a traceback. Can you view the HTML source and send both to the list?
I am using Python 1.5.1. Everything including the tk/tcl was built from scratch using the ports on FreeBSD v2.2.8. I have a Linux Redhat machine available to me where it was already loaded. Everything seems to be the same... I even make the var directory and access file permissions the same, but no joy.
When you "edit frame set" under Netscape 4.5 the message is "management interfaces require a frame-capable browser". When I however point it a the Linux implementation it works perfectly. The linux implementation has an additional directory, python1.5, under lib where the FreeBSD port does not. The additional difference was that Linux implementation was under /usr/local/ where on the FreeBSD machine I installed in my directory.
These could be clues, the tracebacks will help us. -Michel
I would certainly welcome some pointer or suggestions from somebody that has gone thru this.
TIA Dick -- Richard Cramer rcramer@sytex.net Phone: 703-425-2515 SytexNet(tm) Sytex Access Ltd. POB 2385, Fairfax, VA 22031-0385
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Michele, Thankyou so very much for responding! I feel like an idiot putting out such a trival problem. Anyway, let try to be more specific as to what is happening. I have built Zope on a FreeBSD v2.2.8 system using the source tarball. Building tk/tcl8.0.2 and Python1.5.1 all seemed to go smoothly. I have a Linux system RH5.2 available to me that already has Zope built and installed. I have browsers Netscape 4.5 on both FreeBSD and NT, and IE4.01 on NT. Both browsers behave exactly the same depending on tarket. On the linux system and pointing at the :9673/manage both browsers work find. On the FreeBSD system both return errors: "Sorry, a error has occurred". The HTML for both frames is: <HTML> <HEAD> <TITLE>Zope</TITLE> <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="javascript"> <!-- function update_menu() { window.manage_menu.location.href=window.manage_menu.location.href; } //--> </SCRIPT> </HEAD> <FRAMESET COLS="150,*"> <FRAME SRC="http://205.147.190.141:9673/manage_menu" NAME="manage_menu" MARGINWIDTH="2" MARGINHEIGHT="2" SCROLLING="auto"> <FRAME SRC="http://205.147.190.141:9673/manage_main" NAME="manage_main" MARGINWIDTH="2" MARGINHEIGHT="0" SCROLLING="auto"> </FRAMESET> <NOFRAMES> Management interfaces require the use of a <B>frames-capable</B> web browser. </NOFRAMES> </HTML> end of HTML: If you just point to Zope without the /manage the Welcome message appears. Hope this helps... I am sure this is a simple oversight on my part, but I am missing it somehow. Also as I indicated below, under the lib directory ther is an additional Python1.5 subdirectory on the Linux system. Thanks in advance, Dick
Richard Cramer wrote:
Hello to the list,
Still have a problem trying to make Zope run. Specifically, HTTPServer is running OK, but if you go to the "manage" page, "sorry, serious application error" is displayed in both frames.
Embedded in the error page is a traceback. Can you view the
HTML source and send both to the list?
See above. Dick
I am using Python 1.5.1. Everything including the tk/tcl was built from scratch using the ports on FreeBSD v2.2.8. I have a Linux Redhat machine available to me where it was already loaded. Everything seems to be the same... I even make the var directory and access file permissions the same, but no joy.
When you "edit frame set" under Netscape 4.5 the message is "management interfaces require a frame-capable browser". When I however point it a the Linux implementation it works perfectly. The linux implementation has an additional directory, python1.5, under lib where the FreeBSD port does not. The additional difference was that Linux implementation was under /usr/local/ where on the FreeBSD machine I installed in my directory.
These could be clues, the tracebacks will help us.
-Michel
I would certainly welcome some pointer or suggestions from somebody that has gone thru this.
TIA Dick -- Richard Cramer rcramer@sytex.net Phone: 703-425-2515 SytexNet(tm) Sytex Access Ltd. POB 2385, Fairfax, VA 22031-0385
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-- Richard Cramer rcramer@sytex.net Phone: 703-425-2515 President Fax: 703-425-4585 SytexNet(tm) Sytex Access Ltd. POB 2385, Fairfax, VA 22031-0385
Richard Cramer wrote:
<FRAMESET COLS="150,*"> <FRAME SRC="http://205.147.190.141:9673/manage_menu" NAME="manage_menu" MARGINWIDTH="2" MARGINHEIGHT="2" SCROLLING="auto"> <FRAME SRC="http://205.147.190.141:9673/manage_main" NAME="manage_main" MARGINWIDTH="2" MARGINHEIGHT="0" SCROLLING="auto"> </FRAMESET> <NOFRAMES> Management interfaces require the use of a <B>frames-capable</B> web browser. </NOFRAMES> </HTML>
Richard, Sorry I wasn't specific enough. This is the source of the *page*, which is just a frameset. The traceback I mentioned is in the source of the *frames*. If you in Netscape right click on either frame and click 'View Frame Source'. Send both tracebacks for both frames. -Michel
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