Hello, We are trying to install Zope on a server that is running Apache on port 80 and Apache-SSL on 8080. We set Zope to run on 8088, but as long as the 8080 port is in use by SSL, Zope just hangs. If we stop port 8080, it works fine. Any suggestions? TIA, Michael -- Michael Lewis Email: mlewis@exasource.com "Linux - The final solution"
you can tell zope which port to use by executing the "start" script with the "-w" switch followed by a port number. please read the comments in z2.py in the root of your zope installation, it explains all command line switches very well. jens On Friday, September 14, 2001, at 08:32 , Michael wrote:
Hello,
We are trying to install Zope on a server that is running Apache on port 80 and Apache-SSL on 8080. We set Zope to run on 8088, but as long as the 8080 port is in use by SSL, Zope just hangs. If we stop port 8080, it works fine. Any suggestions?
TIA,
Michael -- Michael Lewis Email: mlewis@exasource.com
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Michael writes:
We are trying to install Zope on a server that is running Apache on port 80 and Apache-SSL on 8080. We set Zope to run on 8088, but as long as the 8080 port is in use by SSL, Zope just hangs. If we stop port 8080, it works fine. Any suggestions? Are you sure, your Zope runs on 8088?
Activate Zope's logging (STUPID_LOG_FILE=<log-File>) and look into the log file after start. We run several Zope's on different ports without problem. Dieter
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