Hello, I have recently built Zope using Sean Summers Zope src.rpm. This is for Zope 1.10.2. I am trying to get Zope running on LinuxPPC R4.1 which is based on RedHat 5.0 Hurricane sources. I have made dozens of attempts to get Zope running. Install LinuxPPC, compile Python, compiled Zope. Repeat... I have been doing this for a couple weeks now. Maybe now I'm smart enough to yell help. :) I have yet to successfully run Zope. I have had situations where doing python serve.py and Python would Segmentation fault. I have never seen ./start.sh do anything. Possibly because Python was seg faulting. The closest I have gotten is getting ZopeHTTPServer started on a recent re-install. I installed LinuxPPC as default as possible. I did not do KDE, Gnome, WindowMaker or anything which my change anything. The current window manager is fvwm. I installed Python from the CD installer, straight as default. The cd rpm does not have threads configured. Anytime I compiled Python with-thread ZopeHTTPServer seg faulted. Anyway... I start up ZopeHTTPServer with: # python serve.py It runs appropriately. I open up Netscape and login and go the manage screen. I click on the Control Panel. I click on database management and get this error. Sorry, an error occured. I go back to the Control Panel and click on Shutdown and get this error. Sorry, an error occured. I am able to add objects, DTML Method, etc. Change objects. Just no database management and no shutting down. I have the var directory and all it's content set to 766. Any ideas. Thanks, Jimmie Houchin
At 10:24 PM -0600 4/1/99, Jimmie Houchin wrote:
Hello,
<snip of previous woes>
Anyway... I start up ZopeHTTPServer with: # python serve.py
It runs appropriately. I open up Netscape and login and go the manage screen.
I click on the Control Panel. I click on database management and get this error.
Sorry, an error occured.
I go back to the Control Panel and click on Shutdown and get this error.
Sorry, an error occured.
<more snipping> I searched my email archives of Zope for 'Permission denied' which I found in the traceback which I found as suggested by Michel. "error: (13, 'Permission denied')" There weren't but a couple of messages with such, but one caught my attention. Jeff Bauer was talking about someone running Zope as root. As I am still a clueless newbie with Linux, I hadn't added any users yet. Well I reinstalled Linux, yes again. For me it is easier than trying to find extraneous files and removing them as I experiment with setup and configuration. I have to keep my drive reasonably clean as it is only a 1gig partition. I adduser'd jimmie. I then installed KDE 1.1 set it up and configured it. Now I have a setup I can grok. :) My penguin is happy. Installed Zope as root. It told me jimmie didn't have permission. :) Need to learn more about permissions. Tried Zope as root. Same errors. Logged in as jimmie. Tried Zope. Success. Thanks Jeff and Michel. :) Now time to get into it. Jimmie Houchin
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