If you're going to be using this lovely little zope instance I advice you to stay away from debian packages and do it with custom binary installations. I use debian for all my other programs but zope is what I do for a living so I'm not satisfied with the deb package way of doing it. And if you're going to take take you're zope "more seriously" I suggest you have a read in some of the documentation about how to manage a zope instance. http://www.plope.com/Books/2_7Edition/InstallingZope.stx#3-64 If you're not in the mood for reading some instructions, just edit the file etc/zope.conf (you find it) and look for where it says <http-server> # valid keys are "address" and "force-connection-close" address 8080 # force-connection-close on </http-server> Change that to: <http-server> # valid keys are "address" and "force-connection-close" address 80 # force-connection-close on </http-server> 2005/9/28, Benmania Guin <benmania@web.de>:

Hi,

I successfully installed ZOPE on my VServer which has an DEBIAN op. I want to change ports now in order to have access via a "normal" HTTP request. How do I change ports and what port is the right one?

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