Hey there, I'm using linux 8.0 with KDE Desktop. I've got zope running on a medusa server at the moment, the one it came with. I've also got an apache server running and I was wondering how I can integrate the zope interface to be used with my linux apache server. I'm a total linux nub so go easy on me . ~Mosquito
Running Zope standalone is the recommended way to run Zope. If you need virtual hosting support, you can re-use your Apache or Squid as reverse proxy. -aj --On Samstag, 4. Mai 2002 9:28 Uhr -0600 Mosquito <mosquitow@shaw.ca> wrote:
Hey there, I'm using linux 8.0 with KDE Desktop. I've got zope running on a medusa server at the moment, the one it came with. I've also got an apache server running and I was wondering how I can integrate the zope interface to be used with my linux apache server. I'm a total linux nub so go easy on me .
~Mosquito
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Andreas Jung wrote:
Running Zope standalone is the recommended way to run Zope. If you need virtual hosting support, you can re-use your Apache or Squid as reverse proxy.
I think that needs a bit of clarification. You should run a Zope server on it's own port. Ie. port 8080. Then you should use Apache as a proxy server, so that it get's the pages from the zope server and rewrites them back to port 80. You do this via Zope Virtual Host Monster and Apaches rewrite module. regards Max M
Look into using Apache coupled with the VirtualHostMonster product for Zope. It works very well. http://www.zope.org/Members/mwr/VHosts_With_Zope_Default Kevin Mosquito wrote:
Hey there, I'm using linux 8.0 with KDE Desktop. I've got zope running on a medusa server at the moment, the one it came with. I've also got an apache server running and I was wondering how I can integrate the zope interface to be used with my linux apache server. I'm a total linux nub so go easy on me .
~Mosquito
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On Sat, 2002-05-04 at 08:28, Mosquito wrote:
I've also got an apache server running and I was wondering how I can integrate the zope interface to be used with my linux apache server. I'm a total linux nub so go easy on me
Well... if you're not familiar with Apache at all, I'd recommend reading the Apache docs pretty carefully. http://httpd.apache.org/docs/ Apache is a straightforward program, but if you're a Linux newbie, any sufficiently large config file can be daunting. :-) Once you've done that, you'll want to go and re-read the howto on URL rewriting: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/misc/rewriteguide.html The big picture here is that you want Apache to hand off requests to the running Zope instance when the request matches certain patterns. That pattern could range from all requests received to requests at certain addresses. You'll want to use RewriteRule to find these matches and to pass off the request when a match is found. Zope will typically be set up with a Virtual Host Monster when you run it behind Apache. Add a VHM object to your Zope root and check out the documentation available by clicking on it. That should be enough to get you headed in the right direction... come on back with specific questions if you hit a snag. HTH, Dylan
Mosquito wrote:
Hey there, I'm using linux 8.0 with KDE Desktop. I've got zope running on a medusa server at the moment, the one it came with. I've also got an apache server running and I was wondering how I can integrate the zope interface to be used with my linux apache server. I'm a total linux nub so go easy on me
Here ya go. http://www.zope.org/Members/regebro/Zope_and_Apache/
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