I have successfully installed and compiled Zope 2.0.0a1 on my home machine, but cannot seem to get it to start. I believe that the reason is that it's connection to the net is a cable-modem, and it's using DHCP. Has anyone else encountered this? I've succesfully installed Zope 2.0 on another machine with a static IP address at work. BTW, I am not so concerned about making this installation externally accessible (though it would be nice), but mainly want to do development at home as well. Setup: Redhat 5.2 Python 1.5.2 (from RPM with threads) Zope 2.0.0a1 Thank you for your attention, Michael Bernstein
Here's a question... (Using Zope 1.10.2) I have several users who maintain home pages on my machine: http://mymachine/joeuser http://mymachine/janeuser etc, who administer their pages via zope. I have *one* user -- but a very heavy power-user -- who does not wish to administer her stuff via zope. She has a regular unix login on the box and manages the stuff in her public_html directory by hand. I want to make http://mymachine/poweruser point to that public_html directory, so she can work independently of zope. Is there a way to do this? Daniel Drucker
Here's a question... (Using Zope 1.10.2)
I have several users who maintain home pages on my machine: http://mymachine/joeuser http://mymachine/janeuser
etc, who administer their pages via zope.
I have *one* user -- but a very heavy power-user -- who does not wish to administer her stuff via zope.
She has a regular unix login on the box and manages the stuff in her public_html directory by hand.
I want to make http://mymachine/poweruser point to that public_html directory, so she can work independently of zope.
Is there a way to do this?
Daniel Drucker
Yes, use a REDIRECT. Make the content of your poweruser method (I use DTML methods because they seem more useful) the following; <!--#call "RESPONSE.redirect('http://somemachine.net/pain/in/the/bot/user/index. html)"--> works for me... tone. ------ Dr Tony McDonald, FMCC, Networked Learning Environments Project The Medical School, Newcastle University Tel: +44 191 222 5888 Fingerprint: 3450 876D FA41 B926 D3DD F8C3 F2D0 C3B9 8B38 18A2
Is there a more transparent way to do this? What you suggest will redirect one file. Since there's tons of links out there into all sorts of points in her site, I need to make sure that http://mymachine/poweruser/foo/bar.html will be redirected to (using your example) http://somemachine.net/pain/in/the/boot/user/foo/bar.html Daniel
I have *one* user -- but a very heavy power-user -- who does not wish to administer her stuff via zope.
She has a regular unix login on the box and manages the stuff in her public_html directory by hand.
I want to make http://mymachine/poweruser point to that public_html directory, so she can work independently of zope.
Yes, use a REDIRECT.
<!--#call "RESPONSE.redirect('http://somemachine.net/pain/in/the/bot/user/index. html)"-->
Daniel-- How about an Apache rewrite rule? (Don't remember if you are using Apache or not...) --Paul "Daniel M. Drucker" wrote:
Is there a more transparent way to do this? What you suggest will redirect one file. Since there's tons of links out there into all sorts of points in her site, I need to make sure that
http://mymachine/poweruser/foo/bar.html will be redirected to (using your example) http://somemachine.net/pain/in/the/boot/user/foo/bar.html
Daniel
I have *one* user -- but a very heavy power-user -- who does not wish to administer her stuff via zope.
She has a regular unix login on the box and manages the stuff in her public_html directory by hand.
I want to make http://mymachine/poweruser point to that public_html directory, so she can work independently of zope.
Yes, use a REDIRECT.
<!--#call "RESPONSE.redirect('http://somemachine.net/pain/in/the/bot/user/index. html)"-->
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