RE: [Zope] Zope on SuSE 8.2 -- What initial user name and password do Iuse?
Hi Paul, I have set up 3 Suse 8.0 machines with Zope. One at my office and 2 at home (Sad, I know). Two of them I managed to connect straight to by setting up a new password with the zpasswd.py script in /opt/zope/utilities on Suse. The 3rd installation was a real bind. Nothing I did seemed to cure it. My final solution was to download the latest stable version of Zope, remove the original zope package with yast and reinstall the downloaded version. The installation was dead easy. As part of the process, Zope provides the admin user and passwd. Not an ideal solution.....but it was driving me up the wall and there did not seem to be many answers anywhere, just users with the same question! One positive side to this is that I have a machine at home running the most up-to-date version :-) Downside is that I lost the ability to "rczope start". Not a big problem as there is a start script in the Zope directory. If I ever get round to it, I will copy the rczope script from one of my other machines. Hope this helps. Stephen Slack Senior System Developer Allvac Ltd -----Original Message----- From: paulporter@buffalotalks.com [mailto:paulporter@buffalotalks.com] Sent: 21 August 2003 14:51 To: zope@zope.org Subject: [Zope] Zope on SuSE 8.2 -- What initial user name and password do Iuse? I've got Zope running but when I go to localhost:8080/manage I get a dialogbox wanting a user name and password. I didn't know what it was wanting so I created an "access" file using zpasswd.py but apparently it doesn't see this file because when I enter the user name and password that I put in the access file zope just regenerates the prompt dialogbox. I have made sure that I enter username/password exactly as found in the access file, I've tried copying th access file into the zope directory, that had no positive effect so I copied it into the zserver directory and that had no positive effect either. Could some kind soul please tell me how to get into Zope? Thanks for any help that might be offered. Paul _______________________________________________ Zope maillist - Zope@zope.org http://mail.zope.org/mailman/listinfo/zope ** No cross posts or HTML encoding! ** (Related lists - http://mail.zope.org/mailman/listinfo/zope-announce http://mail.zope.org/mailman/listinfo/zope-dev )
you can run ./install in zope root to reinstall the admin password, it will print it on the console for you, just use it in the dialog box. im not sure of other affects this might have, but i have done it a few times without repercussion. You may have to move troublesome products from /Products or /lib/python/Products if you get compilation errors during ./install. What i do is, shut down zope, move troublesome products to my home directory, run ./install, move them back, start zope. --- "Slack, Stephen" <SSlack@allvac.co.uk> wrote:
Hi Paul,
I have set up 3 Suse 8.0 machines with Zope. One at my office and 2 at home (Sad, I know). Two of them I managed to connect straight to by setting up a new password with the zpasswd.py script in /opt/zope/utilities on Suse. The 3rd installation was a real bind. Nothing I did seemed to cure it. My final solution was to download the latest stable version of Zope, remove the original zope package with yast and reinstall the downloaded version.
The installation was dead easy. As part of the process, Zope provides the admin user and passwd. Not an ideal solution.....but it was driving me up the wall and there did not seem to be many answers anywhere, just users with the same question!
One positive side to this is that I have a machine at home running the most up-to-date version :-) Downside is that I lost the ability to "rczope start". Not a big problem as there is a start script in the Zope directory. If I ever get round to it, I will copy the rczope script from one of my other machines.
Hope this helps.
Stephen Slack Senior System Developer Allvac Ltd
-----Original Message----- From: paulporter@buffalotalks.com [mailto:paulporter@buffalotalks.com] Sent: 21 August 2003 14:51 To: zope@zope.org Subject: [Zope] Zope on SuSE 8.2 -- What initial user name and password do Iuse?
I've got Zope running but when I go to localhost:8080/manage I get a dialogbox wanting a user name and password. I didn't know what it was wanting so I created an "access" file using zpasswd.py but apparently it doesn't see this file because when I enter the user name and password that I put in the access file zope just regenerates the prompt dialogbox.
I have made sure that I enter username/password exactly as found in the access file, I've tried copying th access file into the zope directory, that had no positive effect so I copied it into the zserver directory and that had no positive effect either.
Could some kind soul please tell me how to get into Zope?
Thanks for any help that might be offered.
Paul
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Dear SuSE users... please look at the /usr/share/doc/packages/readme.suse this is the place where the SuSE packagers place comments on the way the've configured software for you.... The user name and password are listed there, along with the instructions to change it as soon as posible! Jerry Westrick. P.S. It's always a good idea to check the /usr/share/doc/packages/xxx dirs for a readme.suse file... (as noted in the description of the package when you loaded it with YAST2!) On Tue, 2003-08-26 at 20:59, Slack, Stephen wrote:
Hi Paul,
I have set up 3 Suse 8.0 machines with Zope. One at my office and 2 at home (Sad, I know). Two of them I managed to connect straight to by setting up a new password with the zpasswd.py script in /opt/zope/utilities on Suse. The 3rd installation was a real bind. Nothing I did seemed to cure it. My final solution was to download the latest stable version of Zope, remove the original zope package with yast and reinstall the downloaded version.
The installation was dead easy. As part of the process, Zope provides the admin user and passwd. Not an ideal solution.....but it was driving me up the wall and there did not seem to be many answers anywhere, just users with the same question!
One positive side to this is that I have a machine at home running the most up-to-date version :-) Downside is that I lost the ability to "rczope start". Not a big problem as there is a start script in the Zope directory. If I ever get round to it, I will copy the rczope script from one of my other machines.
Hope this helps.
Stephen Slack Senior System Developer Allvac Ltd
-----Original Message----- From: paulporter@buffalotalks.com [mailto:paulporter@buffalotalks.com] Sent: 21 August 2003 14:51 To: zope@zope.org Subject: [Zope] Zope on SuSE 8.2 -- What initial user name and password do Iuse?
I've got Zope running but when I go to localhost:8080/manage I get a dialogbox wanting a user name and password. I didn't know what it was wanting so I created an "access" file using zpasswd.py but apparently it doesn't see this file because when I enter the user name and password that I put in the access file zope just regenerates the prompt dialogbox.
I have made sure that I enter username/password exactly as found in the access file, I've tried copying th access file into the zope directory, that had no positive effect so I copied it into the zserver directory and that had no positive effect either.
Could some kind soul please tell me how to get into Zope?
Thanks for any help that might be offered.
Paul
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FWIW, the Zope 2.7 RPMs that were just uploaded to Zope.org today as part of the 2.7b2 release take the approach of not creating an initial user. Instead, if you visit the quickstart page (by visiting the freshly installed Zope in a browser) and the system has no users installed, it will give you instructions about how to install one. The only thing that remains to be told to the user is the port number that Zope's running on. Haven't quite figured out how to do that yet. ;-) It would be nice if someone (Marcus, maybe?) were to "translate" the currently RedHat-centric 2.7 RPM spec file into something that worked equally under SuSE. Then maybe we can contribute the resulting spec files/SRPMs to SuSE and RedHat respectively for consideration in their distributions for the future. - C On Tue, 2003-08-26 at 21:22, Jerry Westrick wrote:
Dear SuSE users...
please look at the /usr/share/doc/packages/readme.suse this is the place where the SuSE packagers place comments on the way the've configured software for you....
The user name and password are listed there, along with the instructions to change it as soon as posible!
Jerry Westrick.
P.S. It's always a good idea to check the /usr/share/doc/packages/xxx dirs for a readme.suse file... (as noted in the description of the package when you loaded it with YAST2!)
On Tue, 2003-08-26 at 20:59, Slack, Stephen wrote:
Hi Paul,
I have set up 3 Suse 8.0 machines with Zope. One at my office and 2 at home (Sad, I know). Two of them I managed to connect straight to by setting up a new password with the zpasswd.py script in /opt/zope/utilities on Suse. The 3rd installation was a real bind. Nothing I did seemed to cure it. My final solution was to download the latest stable version of Zope, remove the original zope package with yast and reinstall the downloaded version.
The installation was dead easy. As part of the process, Zope provides the admin user and passwd. Not an ideal solution.....but it was driving me up the wall and there did not seem to be many answers anywhere, just users with the same question!
One positive side to this is that I have a machine at home running the most up-to-date version :-) Downside is that I lost the ability to "rczope start". Not a big problem as there is a start script in the Zope directory. If I ever get round to it, I will copy the rczope script from one of my other machines.
Hope this helps.
Stephen Slack Senior System Developer Allvac Ltd
-----Original Message----- From: paulporter@buffalotalks.com [mailto:paulporter@buffalotalks.com] Sent: 21 August 2003 14:51 To: zope@zope.org Subject: [Zope] Zope on SuSE 8.2 -- What initial user name and password do Iuse?
I've got Zope running but when I go to localhost:8080/manage I get a dialogbox wanting a user name and password. I didn't know what it was wanting so I created an "access" file using zpasswd.py but apparently it doesn't see this file because when I enter the user name and password that I put in the access file zope just regenerates the prompt dialogbox.
I have made sure that I enter username/password exactly as found in the access file, I've tried copying th access file into the zope directory, that had no positive effect so I copied it into the zserver directory and that had no positive effect either.
Could some kind soul please tell me how to get into Zope?
Thanks for any help that might be offered.
Paul
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RH9 has been pretty much broken as a Zope host. How does 2.7 fare?
In my experience RH9 is only broken for installations that were upgraded from RH8 to RH9. Fresh RH9 installations run very fine with Python and Zope. I am running different versions of Zope with different versions of Python on a fresh RH9 installation without problems. -aj --On Dienstag, 26. August 2003 20:07 Uhr -0700 Dennis Allison <allison@sumeru.stanford.EDU> wrote:
RH9 has been pretty much broken as a Zope host. How does 2.7 fare?
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On Tue, 26 Aug 2003, Jens Vagelpohl wrote (and Andreas Jung concurred):
On Tuesday, Aug 26, 2003, at 23:07 US/Eastern, Dennis Allison wrote:
RH9 has been pretty much broken as a Zope host. How does 2.7 fare?
there's nothing broken about RH9 after applying all latest updates.
That may be true for your configurations, but with the configuration I am running (dual Athlons) I have had nothing but trouble. With the very latest updates, Zope 2.6.2b3 now seems stable running under Python 2.2. I am still fighting problems with the Pound front-end which is stable under RH7.3 but non-functional under RH9. Incidentally, my installation was clean followed by multiple upgrades via RHN to apply all the latest updates.
Dennis Allison wrote That may be true for your configurations, but with the configuration I am running (dual Athlons) I have had nothing but trouble. With the very latest updates, Zope 2.6.2b3 now seems stable running under Python 2.2. I am still fighting problems with the Pound front-end which is stable under RH7.3 but non-functional under RH9. Incidentally, my installation was clean followed by multiple upgrades via RHN to apply all the latest updates.
FWIW, pythodirector seems to work fine on RH9. Depending on what you're using Pound for, it may be appropriate. http://pythondirector.sf.net/ Anthony -- Anthony Baxter <anthony@interlink.com.au> It's never too late to have a happy childhood.
Thanks, I'll take a look. On Wed, 27 Aug 2003, Anthony Baxter wrote:
Dennis Allison wrote That may be true for your configurations, but with the configuration I am running (dual Athlons) I have had nothing but trouble. With the very latest updates, Zope 2.6.2b3 now seems stable running under Python 2.2. I am still fighting problems with the Pound front-end which is stable under RH7.3 but non-functional under RH9. Incidentally, my installation was clean followed by multiple upgrades via RHN to apply all the latest updates.
FWIW, pythodirector seems to work fine on RH9. Depending on what you're using Pound for, it may be appropriate.
Anthony
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Anthony Baxter wrote:
FWIW, pythodirector seems to work fine on RH9. Depending on what you're using Pound for, it may be appropriate.
Thanks for the pointer. Pythondirector doesn't do exactly what I want, but it will be easy to adapt. It installed cleanly (well, it did expose an apparent bug in Python 2.3's unicode support) and runs well under Python 2.2. Kudos for a useful, cleanly designed product!
That may be true for your configurations, but with the configuration I am running (dual Athlons) I have had nothing but trouble. With the very latest updates, Zope 2.6.2b3 now seems stable running under Python 2.2. I am still fighting problems with the Pound front-end which is stable under RH7.3 but non-functional under RH9. Incidentally, my installation was clean followed by multiple upgrades via RHN to apply all the latest updates.
I personally never had much luck with dual Athlon systems, so much so that I will refuse to buy them for any professional work. The same holds mostly true for self-built servers in general. I have extensive experience running very large Zope/ZEO deployments and would never buy anything but Intel-based servers from brand-name manufacturers anymore. jens
I haven't personally tested it under RH 9 (I'm still stuck on 7.3), but I've heard of success on RH9 for all Zope versions after applying the up2date updates. On Tue, 2003-08-26 at 23:07, Dennis Allison wrote:
RH9 has been pretty much broken as a Zope host. How does 2.7 fare?
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On 08/26/2003 11:07 PM, Dennis Allison wrote:
RH9 has been pretty much broken as a Zope host.
This is clearly not true as a general statement. I upgraded from 7.3 to 9 in early May. After applying kernel and glibc errata, Zope 2.6.x with the Python 2.1.3 RPMs from python.org has run flawlessly since. Many others have reported success as well. -- Ron Bickers Logic Etc, Inc.
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