Re: Zope Debian package?
Hi, since a few people asked: On Sat, Feb 13, 1999 at 11:19:16PM -0500, Christian Hudon wrote:
are you still working on a zope package for Debian? If yes, when is it going to be out? I'd like to play with zope at the office, and so if you're too busy I could build a zope package and upload it this week.
at http://master.debian.org/~flight/zope/, there is a first try at packaging Zope-1.10pr1 for Debian (targetted for potato). The naming will change (1.10pr1>1.10 ;-), it has some rough edges, the docs are unfinished etc.pp., but it works well for me. zope-httpd is ZopeHTTPServer, readily configured to run via /etc/init.d (is this really a good idea ?). Expect to find a zserver package in the future as well. I'll announce when there is a real release to the greater public. Gregor
Gregor Hoffleit writes:
Hi,
since a few people asked:
[... yope package] what about of packaging python-1.5.2b2 first? (Or did I miss this one ;-) How many packages need to be ported/changed? As far as I can remember zope requires (?) python1.5.2b2 in some places (or was it IDLE?)
Matthias Klose wrote:
Gregor Hoffleit writes:
Hi,
since a few people asked:
[... yope package]
what about of packaging python-1.5.2b2 first? (Or did I miss this one ;-) How many packages need to be ported/changed? As far as I can remember zope requires (?) python1.5.2b2 in some places (or was it IDLE?)
Must be IDLE, as Python 1.52b2 actually _breaks_ Zope. For some reason Guido _decremented_ the version number of the Python thread API. ExtensionClass, one of the core C extension modules used by our stuff, checks to see if the version number is high enough and thus that it can work with the thread API. The final Zope 1.10 release, which I guess we'll do in the next few days, looks for this and compensates for it. It also adds folder import/export in the HTML GUI which is a pretty useful thing. --Paul
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