Try Zap, the precompiled apache for Zope (Linux only). The zap.conf file will probably have something your not including in your apache.
I can't use another apache just for Zope. I looked into zap.conf and incorporated some changes into my httpd.conf. No way. Since the log file of RewriteLog remains empty, I believe no rewriting takes place, actually. I have about 30 virtual servers on that httpd, maybe there lies the problem? Also this is Apache 1.3.3, do I need Apache 1.3.4? -- Milos Prudek
On Wed, 10 Mar 1999, Milos Prudek wrote:
Since the log file of RewriteLog remains empty, I believe no rewriting takes place, actually. I have about 30 virtual servers on that httpd, maybe there lies the problem? Also this is Apache 1.3.3, do I need Apache 1.3.4?
hi! No. Zope works fine with Apache 1.3.3. Did you remember to set the ExecCGI option? And did you remember to turn the RewriteEngine on? ciao, basti --------------------------------------------------------------------- sebastian f. luehnsdorf beehive elektronische medien gmbh --------------------------------------------------------------------- http://basti.beehive.de http://www.beehive.de mailto:basti@beehive.de mailto:service@beehive.de fon: (+49 30) 84 78 20 fax: (+49 30) 84 78 22 99
Yes I turned rewite engine on, but maybe not in the right place. I wrote it into global config. I believe do not need to use ExecCGI, since I use ScriptAlias. And Zope.cgi gets executed, I otherwise wouldn't be able to get to Zope introductory. I'm desperate.... ------------ Milos Prudek On Thu, 11 Mar 1999, Sebastian Luehnsdorf wrote:
No. Zope works fine with Apache 1.3.3. Did you remember to set the ExecCGI option? And did you remember to turn the RewriteEngine on?
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