I'm new to the list - just in the process of evaluating Zope for possible use. I've had no problems setting up 2.6.1 and getting it to run on Apache 2 on Linux RH8. My problem comes from a lack of success getting Zope running behind Apache. My situation is that I am running only a localhost, located for now on a static IP in our LAN (10.1.3.225). Apache works fine, and I have no virtual hosts set up apart from this one: <VirtualHost 10.1.3.225> ServerName 10.1.3.225 DocumentRoot /var/www/html RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{HTTP:Authorization} ^/(.*) RewriteRule ^/Zope/(.*) http://10.1.3.225:8080/VirtualHostBase/http/10.1.3.225:80/VirtualHostRoot/$1 [L,P] </VirtualHost> what I'm trying to do is set up a situation where via Apache, Zope will be serving anything requested in the /Zope directory, and all other requests will go to Apache. Zope will I set up a folder in Zope at /dantest, and I can access it fine at http://10.1.3.225:8080/dantest I've tried various permutations of the RewriteRule, such as ...VirtualHostBase/http/10.1.3.25:80/VirtualHostRoot/dantest/$1 ...VirtualHostBase/http/10.1.3.25:80/dantest/VirtualHostRoot/$1 but no joy. I think that things are kind of getting there, however. If I try to access http://10.1.3.225/Zope/ using the above set up, I get the index of the directory /var/www/html/Zope - in other words, I get no rewrite and it goes via Apache to the Zope directory Apache serves. On the other hand, if I comment out the RewriteCond line, I get You don't have permission to access /Zope/ on this server. So there is some issue around authentication, I guess... I added a VHM in the folder /dantest, called it zopeIHope, thinking that if I matched the name of the virtual host and the VHM that that had something to do with it. But no. So I tried moving it to the Root and that made no difference either... So what gives? I toyed with ProxyPass, - I can't be sure that the server that I will eventually be hosted on will allow me to use it - but I haven't found any documentation on what Apache 2.0 does in this regard - unlike mod_rewrite.so, it doesn't seem that mod_proxy is part of it, but that probably tells you how little I actually know about Apache.... ;-). >From the docs, I'd rather use RewriteRule stuff anyway. I have a feeling that someone out there can see exactly what I'm doing wrong - your help greatly appreciated. I'm on the batch list so I may not get your reply quickly. If you can, let me know directly as well... TIA Dan DAN DONALDSON Webmaster UNICEF Canada ddonaldson@unicef.ca www.unicef.ca Tel.: 416 482-4444 ext. 890 Fax: 416 482-8035