Newbie install Q? and the Zope web site
Ok, two questions 1. What happened to the Zope web site, it seems to have gone down yesterday and still is not operating ? 2. I have downloaded ungziped and untared (Zope-1.10.2-linux2-x86.tgz), but the install instructions do not seem complete. I retrieved the INSTALL.TXT file from the doc directory and started to follow them, but their doesn't seem to be any 'access' file in this distribution. What's more some of the command line options come up as invalid, like -c,which the install program quit on saying it was a invalid option. The -c option doesn't even show up in the --help for the installer. I was hoping there would be some additional install info on the web site, but that's not working. Tom
On Tue, Mar 16, 1999 at 10:10:54AM -0500, Thomas Schruefer wrote: ,----- | | Ok, two questions | | 1. What happened to the Zope web site, it seems to have gone down | yesterday and still is not operating ? It works from where I'm at. You may want to try traceroute www.zope.org (or tracert www.zope.org from Windows) to see where things are getting hung up. | | 2. I have downloaded ungziped and untared (Zope-1.10.2-linux2-x86.tgz), | but the install instructions do not seem complete. I retrieved the | INSTALL.TXT file from the doc directory and started to follow them, but | their doesn't seem to be any 'access' file in this distribution. What's | more some of the command line options come up as invalid, like -c,which | the install program quit on saying it was a invalid option. The -c | option doesn't even show up in the --help for the installer. The access file just needs one line of the format "username:password" and should be in your zope install directory. Since I was using PCGI with Zope, all I did was just untar it, make it and then copy Zope.cgi into my web area... Kevin `----- -- Kevin Dangoor kid@ans.net / 734-214-7349
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