It can be done. Take a look at your Zope start scrip (assuming you are in < 2.7) and there is an option for the ftp server IP and port. so "-f 8021" would put the FTP server started up on port 8021 off of your main IP for the Zope installation. You can see that the FTP server was stated if you are running it in debug mode "-D".

From there, just point your handy dandy FTP client to ipaddress:8021 with a valid Zope username and password which has FTP permissions and you should be good to go.

BZ

Hi All, I'm a newbie at this Zope thing so please bare with me.

I've been using zope for about a year but I have always used the browser to make any changes and upload images. I'm the graphics designer for the site and we have a programmer that does all the backend stuff but he went back to school and I find myself with an issue that I need resolved.

Like I said before I have always uploaded any images for the site through the browser and up till now I really had no problem with that even when it was quite a bit of images. But this time the amount of images I must upload are too much, 206 to be esact, and more will follow.

I want to use FTP but everytime I brought up the question of using FTP to our programmer he said it could not be done. Is this true? I've seen other emails that say it can be done. What do I have to do to be able to upload the images using ftp?

We are running the latest Zope build. We upgraded yesterday (9/9/03) Let me know if you need any more info in order to understand my situation better.

Thanks,

Samuel Mateo, Jr. Web Designer http://www.DinnTrophy.com

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