Re: [Zope] Any news from ZOPE track?
Andrew Kenneth Milton wrote The INSTALL says the files have to be mode 777. If you have a zope user that you run Zope as, I recommed that you chown all the files to that user and chmod them 600.
Logins and Passwords are kept in plaintext in this file.
*nod* I'm hacking it to work with SQLSessions at the moment.
Hrm I can get it to connect to my IMAP server, but, python just spins at 100% CPU... any ideas?
What sort of IMAP server you got? Can you use Python's imaplib to connect to it normally?
Todo and notes and calendar and stuff seem to be ok... and in English :-)
I've got a bunch of people here nagging me to install it for their own use. I think that this is something of a killer app :)
Anthony Baxter wrote:
Andrew Kenneth Milton wrote The INSTALL says the files have to be mode 777. If you have a zope user that you run Zope as, I recommed that you chown all the files to that user and chmod them 600.
Logins and Passwords are kept in plaintext in this file.
The Login backup file is only necessary to make sessions "restart" safe. If you don't need that they can stay in memory only.
*nod* I'm hacking it to work with SQLSessions at the moment.
Hrm I can get it to connect to my IMAP server, but, python just spins at 100% CPU... any ideas?
What sort of IMAP server you got? Can you use Python's imaplib to connect to it normally?
You might want to use the imaplib.py included in the whole package, if you extracted the worldpilot product seperately. I found some bugs/features in imaplib.py, that caused infinite loops as far as I can remember on certain cases of (un-)tagged responses. You might be currently encountering such a case. When we get around to making patch files and a setup, worldpilot will be distributed seperately.
Todo and notes and calendar and stuff seem to be ok... and in English :-)
I've got a bunch of people here nagging me to install it for their own use. I think that this is something of a killer app :)
Have fun :-) Cheers, Ryan -- Ryan Hughes <rh@n-h.net> Neuberger & Hughes GmbH http://www.n-h.net
today i tested it against several imap servers and found the "can connect but then sits there and doesn't do anything" with the standard WU-imap (the one that comes with redhat) and M$ exchange. one product that worked fine with it was CommuniGate, which is a commercial imap with a couple add-on functions. i tried to configure/install cyrus but after banging my head on the desk because of the catastrophic way that thing has to be put together i gave up on it. what a nightmare program. so, anthony, what imaps did you try..? :) jens
-----Original Message----- From: anthony@nextTelecom.com [mailto:anthony@nextTelecom.com]On Behalf Of Anthony Baxter Sent: Thursday, January 27, 2000 21:11 To: Andrew Kenneth Milton Cc: Magnus Heino; zope@zope.org; worldpilot@worldpilot.org Subject: Re: [Zope] Any news from ZOPE track?
Andrew Kenneth Milton wrote The INSTALL says the files have to be mode 777. If you have a zope user that you run Zope as, I recommed that you chown all the files to that user and chmod them 600.
Logins and Passwords are kept in plaintext in this file.
*nod* I'm hacking it to work with SQLSessions at the moment.
Hrm I can get it to connect to my IMAP server, but, python just spins at 100% CPU... any ideas?
What sort of IMAP server you got? Can you use Python's imaplib to connect to it normally?
Todo and notes and calendar and stuff seem to be ok... and in English :-)
I've got a bunch of people here nagging me to install it for their own use. I think that this is something of a killer app :)
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