Re: [Zope] newbie needs help with install, please!!!!
George Donnelly <gsd@mac.com> wrote:
i installed v2.1.6 successfully using the w_pcgi.py file. now i can see the propaganda page at mydomain/Zope.cgi but i get the following error (see below) when i try to login to /manage.
You need to tweak the RewriteRule stuff so that it passes the HTTP basic auth headers through to Zope. Please see this How-To for details: http://www.zope.org/Members/nemeth/howtos/zopeandapacherh61 Tres. -- ======================================================================= Tres Seaver tseaver@digicool.com http://www.zope.org Digital Creations "Makers of Zope"
thanks! is this the only way? i am using a virtual server so i do not have access to this kind of stuff (i think) Regards, GEORGE DONNELLY george@cyklotron.com http://cyklotron.com/ To arrive at a contradiction is to confess an error in one's thinking; to maintain a contradiction is to abdicate one's mind and to evict oneself from the realm of reality. --Ayn Rand on 5/13/00 4:02 AM, Tres Seaver at tseaver@digicool.com wrote:
George Donnelly <gsd@mac.com> wrote:
i installed v2.1.6 successfully using the w_pcgi.py file. now i can see the propaganda page at mydomain/Zope.cgi but i get the following error (see below) when i try to login to /manage.
You need to tweak the RewriteRule stuff so that it passes the HTTP basic auth headers through to Zope. Please see this How-To for details:
http://www.zope.org/Members/nemeth/howtos/zopeandapacherh61
Tres.
On Sun, 14 May 2000, George Donnelly wrote:
thanks! is this the only way? i am using a virtual server so i do not have access to this kind of stuff (i think)
If you want to go through apache it is. (Which I think is why you didn't need to run 'start', by the way; when pcgi was called I think it starts zserver.) Once zserver is running, if you haven't changed the Z2.py parameters you should be able to contact Zope directly by using port 8080. That would get you access to the management interface without having to modify the apache config. I hope your provider doesn't mind long running processes <grin>. --RDM
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