Re: [Zope] ZOPE and DEBIAN INSTALLTION
Yes. It was more a general question. I actually used the DEBIAN Version 'cause when I installed it, you had not sent your answer.- I am wondering whether everything will work properly if I have two servers both an apache AND Zope running. I distinguish them by ports - the "normal" 80 PORT for Zope (for all HTTP requests) and Apache using all other ports (using it as a mailserver and stuff). Besides that, if I want to deinstall the old ZOPE version, is it possible to simply delete simply all files or is there any special deinstallation process? Benjamin Peter Bengtsson <peter@fry-it.com> schrieb am 28.09.05 18:51:58:
If you're going to be using this lovely little zope instance I advice you to stay away from debian packages and do it with custom binary installations. I use debian for all my other programs but zope is what I do for a living so I'm not satisfied with the deb package way of doing it. And if you're going to take take you're zope "more seriously" I suggest you have a read in some of the documentation about how to manage a zope instance. http://www.plope.com/Books/2_7Edition/InstallingZope.stx#3-64
If you're not in the mood for reading some instructions, just edit the file etc/zope.conf (you find it) and look for where it says <http-server> # valid keys are "address" and "force-connection-close" address 8080 # force-connection-close on </http-server>
Change that to: <http-server> # valid keys are "address" and "force-connection-close" address 80 # force-connection-close on </http-server>
2005/9/28, Benmania Guin <benmania@web.de>:
Hi,
I successfully installed ZOPE on my VServer which has an DEBIAN op. I want to change ports now in order to have access via a "normal" HTTP request. How do I change ports and what port is the right one?
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Am Mittwoch, den 28.09.2005, 19:43 +0200 schrieb Benmania Guin: ...
I distinguish them by ports - the "normal" 80 PORT for Zope (for all HTTP requests) and Apache using all other ports (using it as a mailserver and stuff).
You use Apache as mailserver? Now thats interesting :-)
On 28.09.05 19:43:43, Benmania Guin wrote:
I am wondering whether everything will work properly if I have two servers both an apache AND Zope running.
As long as they don't use the same ports.
I distinguish them by ports - the "normal" 80 PORT for Zope (for all HTTP requests) and Apache using all other ports (using it as a mailserver and stuff).
Apache is a Web-Server, it is _not_ a mailserver so you can't use it as mailserver. The default apache install runs on port 80 for http and 443 for https and nothing more.
Besides that, if I want to deinstall the old ZOPE version, is it possible to simply delete simply all files or is there any special deinstallation process?
What do you mean with "the old Zope version" the one you installed via apt-get or the one you can install from source? For the first one: apt-get remove --purge zope* should do it (eventually you have to manually remove the instance-home in /var/lib/zope), for the latter case: rm -rf <software-home> should be fine. Andreas -- You have an unusual magnetic personality. Don't walk too close to metal objects which are not fastened down.
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