-----Original Message----- From: Anthony Baxter [mailto:anthony@interlink.com.au] Sent: Sunday, June 13, 1999 10:34 PM To: zope@zope.org Subject: [Zope] offtopic: xemacs and zope.
Hi there folks,
for those of you using xemacs and zope, what's the magic needed? I've downloaded xemacs 21.1, and the latest huge tarball of packages.
When I try to login to the management screen, I'm asked for username and password, then it bombs with 'symbol's value is null: base64-encode-string' or some such.
Hmm. It works great for me (I use it so much I'm thinking of making a modified shell mode, like py-shell, that automagicly logs me into a ZServer monitor) I don't have this problem. perhaps you have too many packages installed? Also, can you use the FTP mode from a (gasp) command line interface? Ken mentioned to me there was some variable in emacs you could set to get what is effectively a traceback to where the error occoured. Ken? If he doesn't chime in, I'll get it from him tommorow. -Michel
It looks like something's not installed properly, but what?
not an emacs user, Anthony.
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On Sun, 13 Jun 1999, Michel Pelletier wrote:
When I try to login to the management screen, I'm asked for username
Hmm. It works great for me (I use it so much I'm thinking of making a command line interface?
er, does "works great for me" include getting files via ange-ftp from the ZServer? I couldn't figure out how to tell Emacs/ange-ftp to use ftp-port 9221 instead of standard port 21. any suggestions...? thanks thilo
paul@digicool.com (Paul Everitt) writes:
Someone posted a elisp patch on this list recently to achieve this in Emacs.
That was me :-) I don't have any idea wether it will work for anybody els'es Computer or will fry your CPU or whatever :-) If you want it, I'll sent it to you by personal mail. To the list: Is the patch of more general interest? Should I post it on the list? Stefan.
"tango" == tango mike <thilo@eevolute.com> writes:
tango> On Sun, 13 Jun 1999, Michel Pelletier wrote: >> > When I try to login to the management screen, I'm asked for >> username >> >> Hmm. It works great for me (I use it so much I'm thinking of >> making a command line interface? tango> er, does "works great for me" include getting files via tango> ange-ftp from the ZServer? tango> I couldn't figure out how to tell Emacs/ange-ftp to use tango> ftp-port 9221 instead of standard port 21. any tango> suggestions...? tango> thanks thilo Use 'ctrl-q' to put in a space between the host and the port number. (or use the command line:) emacs "/user@host 9221:" like that... -steve tango> _______________________________________________ Zope tango> maillist - Zope@zope.org tango> http://www.zope.org/mailman/listinfo/zope tango> (For developer-specific issues, use the companion list, tango> zope-dev@zope.org - tango> http://www.zope.org/mailman/listinfo/zope-dev )
steve@estel.uindy.edu (Steve Spicklemire) writes:
Use 'ctrl-q' to put in a space between the host and the port number. (or use the command line:)
emacs "/user@host 9221:"
Cooooool :-) :-) Will not work always, but It's very similar to my patch-Approach .... I love emacs ... Stefan.
tango mike wrote:
On Sun, 13 Jun 1999, Michel Pelletier wrote:
When I try to login to the management screen, I'm asked for username
Hmm. It works great for me (I use it so much I'm thinking of making a command line interface?
er, does "works great for me" include getting files via ange-ftp from the ZServer?
I couldn't figure out how to tell Emacs/ange-ftp to use ftp-port 9221 instead of standard port 21. any suggestions...?
XEmacs uses EFS, not ange-ftp. The syntax for EFS is: /user@machine#port:/Zopefolder/ Someone posted a elisp patch on this list recently to achieve this in Emacs. --Paul
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