Hi Gilles! The TraversalRequestNameStack is a list (handled like a stack) and holds the object ids separately. If you access "myObject" in the subfolder "mySubfolder" underneath the Zope root folder for example, the TraversalRequestNameStack will look like this: ['myObject','mySubFolder'] (yes, in reverse order) An object with the id 'somewhere/site2' does not exist, so you would have to append two string to the list... In your case, I would not "append" a single item to a list, but append a whole list to a list, with single items being lists with one item: servermap = { 'www.site1.com': ['site1'], 'www.site2.com': ['site2','somewhere'] } machine = _.string.lower(_.string.split(context.REQUEST.HTTP_HOST, ':')[0]) if servermap.has_key(machine): context.REQUEST.set('TraversalRequestNameStack', context.REQUEST['TraversalRequestNameStack']+servermap[machine]) return Again, keep in mind the reverse order inside your lists. Of course you could make this a little more elegant, since you call context.REQUEST['TraversalRequestNameStack'] twice. hth, Danny On Saturday 13 October 2001 07:51, Gilles Lenfant wrote:

Hi,

As you can see in the nexts script (accessrule), I want all request to www.site2.com to start from the Zope folder "somewhere/site2" (2nd level of ZODB tree) but it does not work when it works for site1 (like all others at first level of ZODB tree). Is there something I missed (I'm sure I did but what... :)).

Thanks in advance.

--Gilles

================ servermap = { 'www.site1.com': 'site1', 'www.site2.com': 'somewhere/site2' } machine = _.string.lower(_.string.split(context.REQUEST.HTTP_HOST, ':')[0]) if servermap.has_key(machine): context.REQUEST['TraversalRequestNameStack'].append(servermap[machine]) return

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