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Hi, I am running the latest FreeBSD4.3-STABLE and just installed the port of Zope. zope/Zope2.3.3 and zope/Hotfix_2001-05-01 I see it running by doing a "ps -ax", actually two copies, one as root and one as nobody: "/usr/loca/bin/python2.1 /usr/local/www/Zope/z2.py -D" First of all, I can find no docs on why two copies are running. Also, I get "Unable to connect..." to http://localhost:8080/manage. I thought Zope was supposed to run by itself, seperate of Apache? Just FYI, I killall httpd and restarted everything to see if Zope would run standalong without apache. I know that you guys are working on revamping the docs. It is greatly appreciated. In the meantime, is there an install problem list I can subscribe to? I can't find one. So should I post install problems here? Let me know what's up. Your whole organization's configuration is awefully confusing, not to mention the docs themselves. I hope you can understand my newbie frustration with your stuff and can provide a link to some info that could help me figure out why I followed the instructions, got Zope installed, but cannot connect to it to do anything with it. Any help appreciated for this lost zope soul. regards, Kris
Kristopher Yates writes:
I am running the latest FreeBSD4.3-STABLE and just installed the port of Zope. zope/Zope2.3.3 and zope/Hotfix_2001-05-01
I see it running by doing a "ps -ax", actually two copies, one as root and one as nobody: "/usr/loca/bin/python2.1 /usr/local/www/Zope/z2.py -D"
First of all, I can find no docs on why two copies are running. One is the demon, the other the proper Zope instance.
The demon supervises the Zope instance. If the instance dies, the demon usually restarts it automatically.
Also, I get "Unable to connect..." to http://localhost:8080/manage. Start your Zope with "-d" (debug mode). It will then tell you where the servers listen.
Dieter
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