Yeah, I know.... I moved my product from Windows to Linux... and the globals() parameter used in Globals.DTMLFile is still using my Windows setup to determine the Path for my Zope Products DTML resources. How do I get Zope to update this global and look at the linux filesystem. The usage of the DTMLFile calls for a relative folder definition, which I have, it's "base" path is defined by Zope. New instances pick up the correct path, imported "old" instances do not... this would be a big problem when I want to move this setup to the next machine. -Jon Cyr cyrj@cyr.info The Count wrote: On Tue, 31 Aug 2004 13:06:25 -0500, Jonathan Cyr <cyrj@cyr.info> wrote:

Hello,

When I moved my environment to Linux, Zope is still looking on my old heirarchy.

different OS have different ways to handle - new lines (i.e. '\n' || '\r\n' - filepaths (i.e. 'C:\' || '/usr/local/src/')

Error Log Snippet:

2004-08-31T07:23:24 PROBLEM(100) ZPublisher DTML file 'C:\Apollo1-Zope-271\Products\WWWedding\dtml/index_html.dtml' could not be read

this aint on linux? : ^^^ ^ ^ ^but^^^ : this is! Probably you've got the location hardcoded into the source? Or you append "\" by default?