On Tue, Mar 12, 2002 at 12:03:33PM -0800, Dennis Gearon wrote:
Is it possible to install zope on a server which I have a virtual account on? For instance, the basic package at: http://www.successfulhosting.com/
I have no idea; I guess it would depend on what the shared hosting ISP allows and how much access they give you. Your best bet is to ask this question on the zope@zope.org list, instead of individuals like me. I Cc-ed the list on this reply for this purpose. HTH! -- Martijn Pieters | Software Engineer mailto:mj@zope.com | Zope Corporation http://www.zope.com/ | Creators of Zope http://www.zope.org/ ---------------------------------------------
On Tue, Mar 12, 2002 at 12:03:33PM -0800, Dennis Gearon wrote:
Is it possible to install zope on a server which I have a virtual account on? For instance, the basic package at: http://www.successfulhosting.com/
I don't know about successfulhosting, but I have successfully installed a binary distribution of zope on a virtual server @ www.dsvr.co.uk . I obviously have shell access, but I don't remember anything especially different I had to do. Could probably have installed a source version, but the binary was the path of least resistance given the vserver only comes with python 1.5.2 installed. So, yes, it's possible... tim
Actually i would ask the ISP because there are a lot of bloody ways to disallow users to run things like zope on "cheap" accounts. (cpu time limit e.g.) Greetings Christian A* Tim Hicks <tim@sitefusion.co.uk> [020312 20:40]:
On Tue, Mar 12, 2002 at 12:03:33PM -0800, Dennis Gearon wrote:
Is it possible to install zope on a server which I have a virtual account on? For instance, the basic package at: http://www.successfulhosting.com/
I don't know about successfulhosting, but I have successfully installed a binary distribution of zope on a virtual server @ www.dsvr.co.uk . I obviously have shell access, but I don't remember anything especially different I had to do. Could probably have installed a source version, but the binary was the path of least resistance given the vserver only comes with python 1.5.2 installed.
So, yes, it's possible...
tim
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