Sitting in limbo on this. I've followed the Install and Documentation to a T. I've ./install -u 'normaluser" i've set permission as the documentation advised. on the var directory to allow 'nobody' permission as well as on the 'inituser' This was so that i could ./start as root. This is so I culd serve pages through apache at a later date. For right now I am happy to let Zserver serve the Pages. When I run ./start everything looks like it starts fine. http started ftp started one more line about pcgi (even though I didn't ./start -p) and that is it. everything looks like it starts fine but when I try to go to http://mymachine.com:8080 or mymachine:8080/manage nothing comes up. Do I need to install PYTHON first? I thought binaries came with a precompiled python. I've been dealing with this for two weeks now with no progress. I would really appreciate any assistance on this. I can AIM if necessary. thnx. peace and balance J Tell Your Story to the World Make A Difference - Make TV www.cameraplanet.com Expose Yourself
From: "jesse wright" <jesse.wright@cameraplanet.com>
Do I need to install PYTHON first?
Only if it isn't already installed, which it obviously is on your machine. If you don't have python installed, the Zope server wouldn't start.
I've been dealing with this for two weeks now with no progress.
Well, if the Zope server sais that it has started on port 8080 and you can't reach it, then my first guess would be that there is something wrong on the network inbetween. 1. Do you have more than one IP-adress? 2. From your client machine, can you ping the server? 3. What happens if you try to open the port with telnet?
jesse wright writes:
.... When I run ./start everything looks like it starts fine. http started ftp started one more line about pcgi (even though I didn't ./start -p) and that is it.
everything looks like it starts fine but when I try to go to http://mymachine.com:8080 or mymachine:8080/manage nothing comes up. Your browser is just waiting for a response? Or some other misbehaviour?
Do I need to install PYTHON first? No: as you see "http" starting, Python is there (working for you).
I've been dealing with this for two weeks now with no progress. Sad!
But you do not give us much clue what may go wrong... When "http" says it is starting, does it say, it is starting on "mymachine.com" port "8080". Or does it says something else? Dieter
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