I get this error when attempting to import a .zexp into the root folder from the management screen. OK so I created a user specifically to own the product, quit the browser and attempted to login as that user, but can't. I can't find a lucid (to me) explanation in the bundled docs. So any suggestions would be welcome as I'm confused and in need of guidance; it's more that I don't 'get' zope very deeply yet. using zope 2.5 on debian(woody) http://www.efn.org/~laprice ( Community, Cooperation, Consensus http://www.opn.org ( Openness to serendipity, make mistakes http://www.efn.org/~laprice/poems ( but learn from them.(carpe fructus ludi)
On Sunday 07 April 2002 08:21 am, Larry Price wrote:
I get this error when attempting to import a .zexp into the root folder from the management screen.
OK so I created a user specifically to own the product, quit the browser and attempted to login as that user, but can't.
I can't find a lucid (to me) explanation in the bundled docs.
So any suggestions would be welcome as I'm confused and in need of guidance; it's more that I don't 'get' zope very deeply yet.
using zope 2.5 on debian(woody)
try generating a user with manager rights python zpasswd.py -u myname -p mypasswd inituser python zpasswd.py -u myname -p mypasswd access will create a superuser, who cannot own anything hth
Larry Price writes:
I get this error when attempting to import a .zexp into the root folder from the management screen. That's normal (and documented: Zope security paper on Zope.org).
OK so I created a user specifically to own the product, quit the browser and attempted to login as that user, but can't. That should work:
You are sure, user name and password are correct? You did not specify a domain restriction when the user was created? Dieter
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