I just installed the Zope program on a win2k server, with Apache Web server. I used PCGI for passing authentication information to Zope, via Apache. However, Zope will not accept my admin username and password. Here are the steps I have followed: 1) Zope install as a win2k Service 2) In Apache conf file, ScriptAlias the Zope directory (where zope.cgi is). 3) Rename Zope.cgi to Zope.pcgi (Assigning read-execute permissions) 4) gp to the Registry, and transform: \Services\Zope\parameters\start "D:\..\python.exe" "D:\...\zope\z2.py" -S into "D:\..\python.exe" "D:\...\zope\z2.py" -S -p "D:\...\zope\zope.pcgi" After restarting my system, pointed my browser to http://localhost/zope/zope.pcgi/manage , asked me for username and paswd, and REFUSED to let me in. Have I missed something here???? Any help would be appreciated.. Manos
On Thu, 2003-05-15 at 02:10, Emmanouil Magkos wrote:
I just installed the Zope program on a win2k server, with Apache Web server. I used PCGI [...]
First off, PCGI is highly deprecated and should probably be ditched in favor of RewriteRules. I doubt that's the source of your current problem, though.
Zope will not accept my admin username and password.
If you're being prompted for a password, you're probably reaching Zope... you just can't get in. Since this is a fresh install, I have to suspect a common problem with fresh installs: You have the wrong admin password. Look at the section of the Zope Book titled Zope Emergency User: http://www.zope.org/Documentation/Books/ZopeBook/2_6Edition/Security.stx If that doesn't do the trick, I'd take a pretty close look at the logs for both Zope and Apache. Somewhere in there, you'll find evidence of what went wrong. HTH, Dylan
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