<jo-@totient.demon.co.uk> wrote:

Fine, But Now I want to make Zserver only accept connections from a set of known IP address (ie that where my apache server runs)

If you are using Linux, this job is best done with the firewall itself (like ipchains.) Otherwise it is not very secure. That being said, inside Zope itself, you can put in your index_html (or equivalent) <dtml-if "REQUEST.REMOTE_ADDR != '127.0.0.1'"> <dtml-return "''"> </dtml-if> Of course, you can return a nasty message, or redirect the request to some other web addresses by using <dtml-var "RESPONSE.redirect(...)"> :) If you are using SiteAccess, you can put a hook at the root folder to bounce off anyone that you don't like. The REQUEST variable holds other environment variables that might be of your interest. You can either use <dtml-var REQUEST> to print out the variable content, or simply append /REQUEST to your URLs when you are browsing a Zope site: http://your.site.name/yourfolder/yourpage/REQUEST Hung Jung ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com