2.6.3 --> 2.7.0: Where's my w_pcgi?
Hi, Positive: Firstly thanks to all involved with Zope for the great system. I have been runing Plone over 2.6.3, and just got my 2.7.0 running and had the data moved from a to b using just an export and an import. Great! Negative: I am missing pcgi. Till now I have been using the w_pcgi installation script. However, in the 2.7.0 tgz I got from zope.org, the pcgi directory does not contain any files. WEBSERVER.txt tells me quote To install PCGI, please get the PCGI support package from XXX, and read the pcgi/README.txt file from that package. unquote Can anyone on this list tell me, what's XXX or alternatively how to make my exsisting pcgi configuration work with the new Zope? If it's a FAQ I would be also glad to be pointed to TFM which solves my problem. Cheers, Wolfgang
Hi Wolfgang, PCGI was abandoned and the docs unfortunately don't reflect this fact. I've been looking pretty closely, and you're the first person to ask for this since 2.7.0 was released. It's possible to make pcgi work with 2.7.0, but I'm honestly not sure how to do it. What platform are you using? Could you use a rewrite rule instead? - C On Sun, 2004-04-18 at 11:32, Wolfgang Müller wrote:
Hi,
Positive:
Firstly thanks to all involved with Zope for the great system. I have been runing Plone over 2.6.3, and just got my 2.7.0 running and had the data moved from a to b using just an export and an import. Great!
Negative:
I am missing pcgi. Till now I have been using the w_pcgi installation script. However, in the 2.7.0 tgz I got from zope.org, the pcgi directory does not contain any files.
WEBSERVER.txt tells me
quote
To install PCGI, please get the PCGI support package from XXX, and read the pcgi/README.txt file from that package.
unquote
Can anyone on this list tell me, what's XXX or alternatively how to make my exsisting pcgi configuration work with the new Zope? If it's a FAQ I would be also glad to be pointed to TFM which solves my problem.
Cheers, Wolfgang
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On Sunday 18 April 2004 21:14, Chris McDonough wrote:
Hi Wolfgang,
Hi Chris,
PCGI was abandoned and the docs unfortunately don't reflect this fact.
That's reassuring.
I've been looking pretty closely, and you're the first person to ask for this since 2.7.0 was released. It's possible to make pcgi work with 2.7.0, but I'm honestly not sure how to do it.
That's unfortunate.
What platform are you using? Could you use a rewrite rule instead?
I am running a compiled-by-myself (non apt-get) Zope on Debian together with an apache 1.3.something. Hmm. My problem is, I have to hide from the outside on which port Zope is running. Between the users and myself there is an 80-only firewall. According to what I know this excludes rewrite rules. Or is there a possibility? Do you anything about that? I'll have a look at the rewrite manual at apache. Thanks, Wolfgang
On Mon, Apr 19, 2004 at 09:26:33AM +0200, Wolfgang M??ller wrote:
Hmm. My problem is, I have to hide from the outside on which port Zope is running. Between the users and myself there is an 80-only firewall. According to what I know this excludes rewrite rules.
Certainly not. See the examples that come with VirtualHostMonster. It's very common to run apache on 80 and zope on 8080 via rewrite rules. -- Paul Winkler http://www.slinkp.com
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