Hi, I am a casual zope user and a big fan. I am having a problem with a recently installed zope 2.61. Often, when I point to port 8080 in my browser (to get to zope) I get a login dialog labeled xdb. I do not ever remember setting up anything which would require a password and my zope manager password and login do not seem to work. Even weirder is that sometimes this does not pop up and I can use zope no problem. I am running an apache server but am connecting to zope through the zope web server (no apache with zope). Anyone heard of/know of this problem? Thanks! Eric
Eric Just wrote at 2003-7-18 11:06 -0500:
I am a casual zope user and a big fan. I am having a problem with a recently installed zope 2.61. Often, when I point to port 8080 in my browser (to get to zope) I get a login dialog labeled xdb. I do not ever remember setting up anything which would require a password and my zope manager password and login do not seem to work. Even weirder is that sometimes this does not pop up and I can use zope no problem. I am running an apache server but am connecting to zope through the zope web server (no apache with zope). Anyone heard of/know of this problem?
This seems to indicate that a different server listens at port 8080. On Unix systems, you could use "netstat" (maybe together with "ps") to check which servers are listening on which ports. Dieter
----- Original Message ----- From: "Dieter Maurer" <dieter@handshake.de> To: "Eric Just" <e-just@northwestern.edu> Cc: <zope@zope.org> Sent: Friday, July 18, 2003 3:33 PM Subject: Re: [Zope] XDB login dialog
Eric Just wrote at 2003-7-18 11:06 -0500:
I am a casual zope user and a big fan. I am having a problem with a recently installed zope 2.61. Often, when I point to port 8080 in my browser (to get to zope) I get a login dialog labeled xdb. I do not ever remember setting up anything which would require a password and my zope manager password and login do not seem to work. Even weirder is that sometimes this does not pop up and I can use zope no problem. I am running an apache server but am connecting to zope through the zope web server (no apache with zope). Anyone heard of/know of this problem?
This seems to indicate that a different server listens at port 8080. On Unix systems, you could use "netstat" (maybe together with "ps") to check which servers are listening on which ports.
Dieter
FYI: netstat is provided on windoz, also. Bobb.
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