Hello everyone. I'm a complete newbie to zope but my first experiments have made me like it very much. However I have two problems for which I couldn't find appropriate documentation so I decided to ask here. My first thing is. There is no instruction on how to make Zope actually displaying the contents I created when somebody goes to "www.myhost.com". I can access the Zope interface at localhost:9673 but that's it. At the moment I'm running Zope on debian-Linux. My next question is a little bit more difficult and in fact the more important one. My homepage is hosted by an ISP which allows me only to have cgi-scripts and the other standard html stuff. Explicitly no databases and of course I don't have access to the server itself. I may just upload files and add cgi-scripts. As far as I know the server is an Apache. With this information, do you think it is possible to have Zope running on this system? If yes, what should I do? If you need more information, please tell me, and I will get everything. Thanks in advance Thomas PS: I'm not yet on this mailing list. So please reply directly to me, thanks.
"Thomas" == Thomas Pfaff <<tom@hal.homeip.net> (by way of Thomas Pfaff <tpfaff@hydra.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp>)> writes:
Thomas> Hello everyone. I'm a complete newbie to zope but my Thomas> first experiments have made me like it very much. However Thomas> I have two problems for which I couldn't find appropriate Thomas> documentation so I decided to ask here. My first thing Thomas> is. There is no instruction on how to make Zope actually Thomas> displaying the contents I created when somebody goes to Thomas> "www.myhost.com". I can access the Zope interface at Thomas> localhost:9673 but that's it. At the moment I'm running Thomas> Zope on debian-Linux. In the root folder create a DTML document called index_html and fill it with DTML and HTML. Then when you visit localhost:9673 the contents of that page will be displayed. As for documentation, read the Zope Book -- it's excellent and you can read it free online or download a PDF or buy it at most major bookstores. http://www.zope.org/Documentation/ZopeBook/. Also, do the online tutorial. In the root folder or some subfolder in the manager interface, choose Add->Zope Tutorial. This is extremely helpful and will introduce you to a lot of zope features. Thomas> With this information, do you think it is possible to have Thomas> Zope running on this system? If yes, what should I do? If Thomas> you need more information, please tell me, and I will get Thomas> everything. My guess is very unlikely. You should still contact them and ask for it because if they get enough requests, they may become more interested in providing this. You can do a web search for managed hosting in zope. It would be easy to give you a folder and let you run amok. Check out free zope at http://www.nipltd.net/Free John Hunter
Aloha,
You should still contact them and ask for it because if they get enough requests, they may become more interested in providing this.
I agree, worth a try; spread the name.
You can do a web search for managed hosting in zope. It would be easy to give you a folder and let you run amok. Check out free zope at http://www.nipltd.net/Free
If you're interested in managed (not free) hosting that includes zope, Here's the basic package my host offers: ---------- 10 max pop e-mails unlimited aliases 200MB storage ftp mailing list via MailMan Web stats common cgi-bin scripts, C,perl,php apps apache/apache-ssl/php/zope mysql/postgres (may be extra for DB depending on complexitity) shopping cart (not e-commerece!) 3rd level domains on request (e.g. another-name.domain.com) shell once they pass the un*x test >;}~ USD $99/yr., Payable quarterly, bi-annual, or annual. ---------- Basically a full mail/hosting/web dev setup for small to medium sites that don't need e-commerce. NOTE that this is hosting only, NOT connectivity (dialup/DSL/Cable/whatever). John S. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? LAUNCH - Your Yahoo! Music Experience http://launch.yahoo.com
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