Forgot to cc the list in the last reply. Line 142 of zForum.py says: CookieCrumbler.manage_addCC('cookie_authentication') and the error message is saying that it can't find manage_addCC in CookieCrumbler (I have taken out the rest of the Error log from this reply because it contained a plain text database connection string). Check that your Add dropdown list has Cookie Crumbler (Standalone) in its list and that the Zope user has read/write access to the CookieCrumbler and zForum folders. I have a test zForum installed and it just worked! If I create another with a dud database connection string I get a database error when trying to View (the installation appeared to work OK). Cliff H Jansen wrote:
Yep, that works. Here we go:
Exception traceback
Time 2005/03/23 14:08:12.432 GMT+1 User Name (User Id) zope (zope) Request URL http://localhost:8080/mfts.nl/manage_addProduct/zForum/manage_addZForum Exception Type AttributeError Exception Value manage_addCC
Traceback (innermost last):
* Module ZPublisher.Publish, line 101, in publish * Module ZPublisher.mapply, line 88, in mapply * Module ZPublisher.Publish, line 39, in call_object * Module Products.zForum.zForum, line 87, in manage_addZForum * Module Products.zForum.zForum, line 116, in __init__ * Module Products.zForum.zForum, line 142, in zfSetupSystem AttributeError: manage_addCC
... snip ...
On Wed, 2005-03-23 at 12:04, Cliff Ford wrote:
Look at the Error Log for the Traceback, which tells you exactly where the error occurred. That can often help pinpoint the problem by module and line number - look at the Product code if necessary. Include the Traceback in any question to the mailing list.
Cliff
burley@zonnet.nl wrote:
I've problems getting the zForum product working. When I try to create azForum instance somewhere in my Zope site, I invariably obtain the errormessage:
""" Site ErrorAn error was encountered while publishing this resource.
Error Type: AttributeError Error Value: manage_addCC """ Looking for a solution on the internet, the closest I could get was asdescribed in http://www.pcfltd.co.uk/docs/zforum.html (which is aboutinstallation on a Windows machine; I'm working on Linux box).
In the directory where I want to create the zForum: 1) I do have a database connection which is open en tested (works). 2) I do have a CookieCrumbler instance (which I'm not sure of whetherit's essential or not...); the CookieCrubler properties are unchanged... (i.e. __ac, __ac_name, __ac_password, etc) 3) In the zForum instance form I use the same connection string asdefined in the database connection.
The Site Error message keeps popping up all the time (...sigh). Anyone some idea what's wrong...?
I've gone through your details, yet I'm still stuck ;-( : Cookie Crumbler is in the 'Add dropdown' list. Further, I try to keepthings simple as possible: zForum creation in root folder ("/"), singleacl_user ('zope', who is the Manager and by default has all permissions including read/write permissions.); these all are aquired by CookieCrumbler, zForum folders however do not exist at this stage since zForum doesn't get past its instantiation. The error message: """ Error Type: AttributeError Error Value: manage_addCC """ keeps popping up again and again. The zope manager's password in acl_users is different from that used in the database connection string; that can't be theproblem can it...? Citeren Cliff Ford <Cliff.Ford@ed.ac.uk>:
Forgot to cc the list in the last reply. Line 142 of zForum.py says:
CookieCrumbler.manage_addCC('cookie_authentication')
and the error message is saying that it can't find manage_addCC in CookieCrumbler (I have taken out the rest of the Error log from this reply because it contained a plain text database connection string).
Check that your Add dropdown list has Cookie Crumbler (Standalone) in its list and that the Zope user has read/write access to the CookieCrumbler and zForum folders.
I have a test zForum installed and it just worked! If I create another with a dud database connection string I get a database error when trying to View (the installation appeared to work OK).
Cliff
H Jansen wrote:
Yep, that works. Here we go:
Exception traceback
Time 2005/03/23 14:08:12.432 GMT+1 User Name (User Id) zope (zope) Request URL http://localhost:8080/mfts.nl/manage_addProduct/zForum/manage_addZForum Exception Type AttributeError Exception Value manage_addCC
Traceback (innermost last):
* Module ZPublisher.Publish, line 101, in publish * Module ZPublisher.mapply, line 88, in mapply * Module ZPublisher.Publish, line 39, in call_object * Module Products.zForum.zForum, line 87, in manage_addZForum * Module Products.zForum.zForum, line 116, in __init__ * Module Products.zForum.zForum, line 142, in zfSetupSystem AttributeError: manage_addCC
... snip ...
On Wed, 2005-03-23 at 12:04, Cliff Ford wrote:
Look at the Error Log for the Traceback, which tells you exactly where the error occurred. That can often help pinpoint the problem by module and line number - look at the Product code if necessary. Include the Traceback in any question to the mailing list.
Cliff
burley@zonnet.nl wrote:
I've problems getting the zForum product working. When I try to create
azForum
instance somewhere in my Zope site, I invariably obtain the errormessage:
""" Site ErrorAn error was encountered while publishing this resource.
Error Type: AttributeError Error Value: manage_addCC """ Looking for a solution on the internet, the closest I could get was asdescribed in http://www.pcfltd.co.uk/docs/zforum.html (which is aboutinstallation on a Windows machine; I'm working on Linux box).
In the directory where I want to create the zForum: 1) I do have a database connection which is open en tested (works). 2) I do have a CookieCrumbler instance (which I'm not sure of whetherit's essential or not...); the CookieCrubler properties are unchanged... (i.e. __ac, __ac_name, __ac_password, etc) 3) In the zForum instance form I use the same connection string asdefined in the database connection.
The Site Error message keeps popping up all the time (...sigh). Anyone some idea what's wrong...?
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I had five minutes, so I tried this too, and it also didn't work for me. I tracked the error down to line 55 of zForum.py Instead of: from Products.CMFCore.CookieCrumbler import CookieCrumbler it should be: import Products.CMFCore.CookieCrumbler The manage_addCC method is in the module, not in the class. I suspect people for whom this works have the standalone CookieCrumbler product, not the one included in CMFCore? Thanks, Malcolm. On Wed, 23 Mar 2005 16:07:28 +0100, burley wrote:
I've gone through your details, yet I'm still stuck ;-( :
Cookie Crumbler is in the 'Add dropdown' list. Further, I try to keepthings simple as possible: zForum creation in root folder ("/"), singleacl_user ('zope', who is the Manager and by default has all permissions including read/write permissions.); these all are aquired by CookieCrumbler, zForum folders however do not exist at this stage since zForum doesn't get past its instantiation. The error message:
""" Error Type: AttributeError Error Value: manage_addCC """
keeps popping up again and again. The zope manager's password in acl_users is different from that used in the database connection string; that can't be theproblem can it...?
Citeren Cliff Ford <Cliff.Ford@ed.ac.uk>:
Forgot to cc the list in the last reply. Line 142 of zForum.py says:
CookieCrumbler.manage_addCC('cookie_authentication')
and the error message is saying that it can't find manage_addCC in CookieCrumbler (I have taken out the rest of the Error log from this reply because it contained a plain text database connection string).
Check that your Add dropdown list has Cookie Crumbler (Standalone) in its list and that the Zope user has read/write access to the CookieCrumbler and zForum folders.
I have a test zForum installed and it just worked! If I create another with a dud database connection string I get a database error when trying to View (the installation appeared to work OK).
Cliff
H Jansen wrote:
Yep, that works. Here we go:
Exception traceback
Time 2005/03/23 14:08:12.432 GMT+1 User Name (User Id) zope (zope) Request URL http://localhost:8080/mfts.nl/manage_addProduct/zForum/manage_addZForum Exception Type AttributeError Exception Value manage_addCC
Traceback (innermost last):
* Module ZPublisher.Publish, line 101, in publish * Module ZPublisher.mapply, line 88, in mapply * Module ZPublisher.Publish, line 39, in call_object * Module Products.zForum.zForum, line 87, in manage_addZForum * Module Products.zForum.zForum, line 116, in __init__ * Module Products.zForum.zForum, line 142, in zfSetupSystem AttributeError: manage_addCC
... snip ...
On Wed, 2005-03-23 at 12:04, Cliff Ford wrote:
Look at the Error Log for the Traceback, which tells you exactly where the error occurred. That can often help pinpoint the problem by module and line number - look at the Product code if necessary. Include the Traceback in any question to the mailing list.
Cliff
burley@zonnet.nl wrote:
I've problems getting the zForum product working. When I try to create
azForum
instance somewhere in my Zope site, I invariably obtain the errormessage:
""" Site ErrorAn error was encountered while publishing this resource.
Error Type: AttributeError Error Value: manage_addCC """ Looking for a solution on the internet, the closest I could get was asdescribed in http://www.pcfltd.co.uk/docs/zforum.html (which is aboutinstallation on a Windows machine; I'm working on Linux box).
In the directory where I want to create the zForum: 1) I do have a database connection which is open en tested (works). 2) I do have a CookieCrumbler instance (which I'm not sure of whetherit's essential or not...); the CookieCrubler properties are unchanged... (i.e. __ac, __ac_name, __ac_password, etc) 3) In the zForum instance form I use the same connection string asdefined in the database connection.
The Site Error message keeps popping up all the time (...sigh). Anyone some idea what's wrong...?
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Doh. Of course I mean: from Products.CMFCore import CookieCrumbler That'll teach me to hit send before testing. Thanks, Malcolm. On Wed, 23 Mar 2005 16:21:55 +0000, Malcolm Cleaton wrote:
I had five minutes, so I tried this too, and it also didn't work for me.
I tracked the error down to line 55 of zForum.py
Instead of: from Products.CMFCore.CookieCrumbler import CookieCrumbler
it should be: import Products.CMFCore.CookieCrumbler
The manage_addCC method is in the module, not in the class.
I suspect people for whom this works have the standalone CookieCrumbler product, not the one included in CMFCore?
Thanks, Malcolm.
On Wed, 23 Mar 2005 16:07:28 +0100, burley wrote:
I've gone through your details, yet I'm still stuck ;-( :
Cookie Crumbler is in the 'Add dropdown' list. Further, I try to keepthings simple as possible: zForum creation in root folder ("/"), singleacl_user ('zope', who is the Manager and by default has all permissions including read/write permissions.); these all are aquired by CookieCrumbler, zForum folders however do not exist at this stage since zForum doesn't get past its instantiation. The error message:
""" Error Type: AttributeError Error Value: manage_addCC """
keeps popping up again and again. The zope manager's password in acl_users is different from that used in the database connection string; that can't be theproblem can it...?
Citeren Cliff Ford <Cliff.Ford@ed.ac.uk>:
Forgot to cc the list in the last reply. Line 142 of zForum.py says:
CookieCrumbler.manage_addCC('cookie_authentication')
and the error message is saying that it can't find manage_addCC in CookieCrumbler (I have taken out the rest of the Error log from this reply because it contained a plain text database connection string).
Check that your Add dropdown list has Cookie Crumbler (Standalone) in its list and that the Zope user has read/write access to the CookieCrumbler and zForum folders.
I have a test zForum installed and it just worked! If I create another with a dud database connection string I get a database error when trying to View (the installation appeared to work OK).
Cliff
H Jansen wrote:
Yep, that works. Here we go:
Exception traceback
Time 2005/03/23 14:08:12.432 GMT+1 User Name (User Id) zope (zope) Request URL http://localhost:8080/mfts.nl/manage_addProduct/zForum/manage_addZForum Exception Type AttributeError Exception Value manage_addCC
Traceback (innermost last):
* Module ZPublisher.Publish, line 101, in publish * Module ZPublisher.mapply, line 88, in mapply * Module ZPublisher.Publish, line 39, in call_object * Module Products.zForum.zForum, line 87, in manage_addZForum * Module Products.zForum.zForum, line 116, in __init__ * Module Products.zForum.zForum, line 142, in zfSetupSystem AttributeError: manage_addCC
... snip ...
On Wed, 2005-03-23 at 12:04, Cliff Ford wrote:
Look at the Error Log for the Traceback, which tells you exactly where the error occurred. That can often help pinpoint the problem by module and line number - look at the Product code if necessary. Include the Traceback in any question to the mailing list.
Cliff
burley@zonnet.nl wrote:
I've problems getting the zForum product working. When I try to create
azForum
instance somewhere in my Zope site, I invariably obtain the errormessage:
""" Site ErrorAn error was encountered while publishing this resource.
Error Type: AttributeError Error Value: manage_addCC """ Looking for a solution on the internet, the closest I could get was asdescribed in http://www.pcfltd.co.uk/docs/zforum.html (which is aboutinstallation on a Windows machine; I'm working on Linux box).
In the directory where I want to create the zForum: 1) I do have a database connection which is open en tested (works). 2) I do have a CookieCrumbler instance (which I'm not sure of whetherit's essential or not...); the CookieCrubler properties are unchanged... (i.e. __ac, __ac_name, __ac_password, etc) 3) In the zForum instance form I use the same connection string asdefined in the database connection.
The Site Error message keeps popping up all the time (...sigh). Anyone some idea what's wrong...?
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Plone-2.0-final (latest) works with CookieCrumbler 1.18, CMF-1.5, however, uses CookieCrumbler 1.30 (I'm using the one in Plone but have replaced the old with the newer one). Further the manage_addCC method is called from the 'CookieCrumbler' namespace so the correct import is slightly different than your suggested modification (see my comment here under). My problem now is related to an apparent bug in zForum.py at line 173. That's posted separately in this thread. Thanks for your work! Citeren Malcolm Cleaton <malcolm@jamkit.com>:
I had five minutes, so I tried this too, and it also didn't work for me.
I tracked the error down to line 55 of zForum.py
Instead of: from Products.CMFCore.CookieCrumbler import CookieCrumbler
it should be: import Products.CMFCore.CookieCrumbler
Almost correct, it should be from Products.CMFCore import CookieCrumbler which is the module namespace containing the manage_addCC method. This helps!
The manage_addCC method is in the module, not in the class.
I suspect people for whom this works have the standalone CookieCrumbler product, not the one included in CMFCore?
Thanks, Malcolm.
On Wed, 23 Mar 2005 16:07:28 +0100, burley wrote:
I've gone through your details, yet I'm still stuck ;-( :
Cookie Crumbler is in the 'Add dropdown' list. Further, I try to keepthings simple as possible: zForum creation in root folder ("/"), singleacl_user ('zope', who is the Manager and by default has all permissions including read/write permissions.); these all are aquired by CookieCrumbler, zForum folders however do not exist at this stage since zForum doesn't get past its instantiation. The error message:
""" Error Type: AttributeError Error Value: manage_addCC """
keeps popping up again and again. The zope manager's password in acl_users is different from that used in the database connection string; that can't be theproblem can it...?
Citeren Cliff Ford <Cliff.Ford@ed.ac.uk>:
Forgot to cc the list in the last reply. Line 142 of zForum.py says:
CookieCrumbler.manage_addCC('cookie_authentication')
and the error message is saying that it can't find manage_addCC in CookieCrumbler (I have taken out the rest of the Error log from this reply because it contained a plain text database connection string).
Check that your Add dropdown list has Cookie Crumbler (Standalone) in its list and that the Zope user has read/write access to the CookieCrumbler and zForum folders.
I have a test zForum installed and it just worked! If I create another with a dud database connection string I get a database error when trying
to View (the installation appeared to work OK).
Cliff
H Jansen wrote:
Yep, that works. Here we go:
Exception traceback
Time 2005/03/23 14:08:12.432 GMT+1 User Name (User Id) zope (zope) Request URL
http://localhost:8080/mfts.nl/manage_addProduct/zForum/manage_addZForum
Exception Type AttributeError Exception Value manage_addCC
Traceback (innermost last):
* Module ZPublisher.Publish, line 101, in publish * Module ZPublisher.mapply, line 88, in mapply * Module ZPublisher.Publish, line 39, in call_object * Module Products.zForum.zForum, line 87, in manage_addZForum * Module Products.zForum.zForum, line 116, in __init__ * Module Products.zForum.zForum, line 142, in zfSetupSystem AttributeError: manage_addCC
... snip ...
On Wed, 2005-03-23 at 12:04, Cliff Ford wrote:
Look at the Error Log for the Traceback, which tells you exactly where
the error occurred. That can often help pinpoint the problem by module
and line number - look at the Product code if necessary. Include the Traceback in any question to the mailing list.
Cliff
burley@zonnet.nl wrote:
I've problems getting the zForum product working. When I try to create azForum instance somewhere in my Zope site, I invariably obtain the errormessage:
""" Site ErrorAn error was encountered while publishing this resource.
Error Type: AttributeError Error Value: manage_addCC """ Looking for a solution on the internet, the closest I could get was asdescribed in http://www.pcfltd.co.uk/docs/zforum.html (which is aboutinstallation on a Windows machine; I'm working on Linux box).
In the directory where I want to create the zForum: 1) I do have a database connection which is open en tested (works). 2) I do have a CookieCrumbler instance (which I'm not sure of whetherit's essential or not...); the CookieCrubler properties are unchanged... (i.e. __ac, __ac_name, __ac_password, etc) 3) In the zForum instance form I use the same connection string asdefined in the database connection.
The Site Error message keeps popping up all the time (...sigh). Anyone some idea what's wrong...?
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Confirmation: I do have the Stand Alone version of CookieCrumbler, used just to test out zForum, and mentioned in my message (below), but I know this subtle difference may not have been obvious. Cliff Malcolm Cleaton wrote:
I had five minutes, so I tried this too, and it also didn't work for me.
I tracked the error down to line 55 of zForum.py
Instead of: from Products.CMFCore.CookieCrumbler import CookieCrumbler
it should be: import Products.CMFCore.CookieCrumbler
The manage_addCC method is in the module, not in the class.
I suspect people for whom this works have the standalone CookieCrumbler product, not the one included in CMFCore?
Thanks, Malcolm.
On Wed, 23 Mar 2005 16:07:28 +0100, burley wrote:
I've gone through your details, yet I'm still stuck ;-( :
Cookie Crumbler is in the 'Add dropdown' list. Further, I try to keepthings simple as possible: zForum creation in root folder ("/"), singleacl_user ('zope', who is the Manager and by default has all permissions including read/write permissions.); these all are aquired by CookieCrumbler, zForum folders however do not exist at this stage since zForum doesn't get past its instantiation. The error message:
""" Error Type: AttributeError Error Value: manage_addCC """
keeps popping up again and again. The zope manager's password in acl_users is different from that used in the database connection string; that can't be theproblem can it...?
Citeren Cliff Ford <Cliff.Ford@ed.ac.uk>:
Forgot to cc the list in the last reply. Line 142 of zForum.py says:
CookieCrumbler.manage_addCC('cookie_authentication')
and the error message is saying that it can't find manage_addCC in CookieCrumbler (I have taken out the rest of the Error log from this reply because it contained a plain text database connection string).
Check that your Add dropdown list has Cookie Crumbler (Standalone) in its list and that the Zope user has read/write access to the CookieCrumbler and zForum folders.
I have a test zForum installed and it just worked! If I create another with a dud database connection string I get a database error when trying to View (the installation appeared to work OK).
Cliff
H Jansen wrote:
Yep, that works. Here we go:
Exception traceback
Time 2005/03/23 14:08:12.432 GMT+1 User Name (User Id) zope (zope) Request URL http://localhost:8080/mfts.nl/manage_addProduct/zForum/manage_addZForum Exception Type AttributeError Exception Value manage_addCC
Traceback (innermost last):
* Module ZPublisher.Publish, line 101, in publish * Module ZPublisher.mapply, line 88, in mapply * Module ZPublisher.Publish, line 39, in call_object * Module Products.zForum.zForum, line 87, in manage_addZForum * Module Products.zForum.zForum, line 116, in __init__ * Module Products.zForum.zForum, line 142, in zfSetupSystem AttributeError: manage_addCC
... snip ...
On Wed, 2005-03-23 at 12:04, Cliff Ford wrote:
Look at the Error Log for the Traceback, which tells you exactly where the error occurred. That can often help pinpoint the problem by module and line number - look at the Product code if necessary. Include the Traceback in any question to the mailing list.
Cliff
burley@zonnet.nl wrote:
I've problems getting the zForum product working. When I try to create
azForum
instance somewhere in my Zope site, I invariably obtain the
errormessage:
""" Site ErrorAn error was encountered while publishing this resource.
Error Type: AttributeError Error Value: manage_addCC """ Looking for a solution on the internet, the closest I could get was asdescribed in http://www.pcfltd.co.uk/docs/zforum.html (which is aboutinstallation on a Windows machine; I'm working on Linux box).
In the directory where I want to create the zForum: 1) I do have a database connection which is open en tested (works). 2) I do have a CookieCrumbler instance (which I'm not sure of
whetherit's
essential or not...); the CookieCrubler properties are unchanged...
(i.e.
__ac, __ac_name, __ac_password, etc) 3) In the zForum instance form I use the same connection string
asdefined in
the database connection.
The Site Error message keeps popping up all the time (...sigh). Anyone some idea what's wrong...?
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OK, I solved the next problem (first was a bad CookieCrumbler import in the zForum.py module): In my zope.conf setup, I've set 'products = my_products_path' where of course zForum was installed (and shows up in the ZMI 'add Products list'. However, when a zForum object is instantiated, the zForum module only looks in Zope's default product path (.../instance/Products); hence my undefined 'files_dir' variable! Here's the zForum patch: from Products import __path__ # list of all the products paths (default and set in zope.conf) and replace (at line 172): for k in [INSTANCE_HOME, SOFTWARE_HOME]: location = os.path.join(k, 'Products', 'zForum', 'www', 'forum_main') with: product_paths = __path__ product_paths += [INSTANCE_HOME+'/Products', SOFTWARE_HOME+'/Products'] for k in product_paths: location = os.path.join(k, 'zForum', 'www', 'forum_main') This solves number 2. ... Up to problem number 3: at zForum instantiation now I get the error traceback (much deeper in the zForum.py module): """ Request URL http://localhost:8080/mfts.nl/manage_addProduct/zForum/manage_addZForum Exception Type AttributeError Exception Value addAnnouncement Traceback (innermost last): * Module ZPublisher.Publish, line 101, in publish * Module ZPublisher.mapply, line 88, in mapply * Module ZPublisher.Publish, line 39, in call_object * Module Products.zForum.zForum, line 90, in manage_addZForum * Module Products.zForum.zForum, line 2469, in changePermissions AttributeError: addAnnouncement """ where line 2469 corresponds in my patched zForum.py file with the line: """ zforum.sql.addAnnouncement.manage_permission('Access contents information',('Manager', 'Reviewer',),0) """ Apparently, the zforum.sql object has no addAnnouncement attribute in my case. Why not? Citeren Cliff Ford <Cliff.Ford@ed.ac.uk>:
Confirmation: I do have the Stand Alone version of CookieCrumbler, used just to test out zForum, and mentioned in my message (below), but I know this subtle difference may not have been obvious.
Cliff
Malcolm Cleaton wrote:
I had five minutes, so I tried this too, and it also didn't work for me.
I tracked the error down to line 55 of zForum.py
Instead of: from Products.CMFCore.CookieCrumbler import CookieCrumbler
it should be: import Products.CMFCore.CookieCrumbler
The manage_addCC method is in the module, not in the class.
I suspect people for whom this works have the standalone CookieCrumbler product, not the one included in CMFCore?
Thanks, Malcolm.
On Wed, 23 Mar 2005 16:07:28 +0100, burley wrote:
I've gone through your details, yet I'm still stuck ;-( :
Cookie Crumbler is in the 'Add dropdown' list. Further, I try to keepthings simple as possible: zForum creation in root folder ("/"), singleacl_user ('zope', who is the Manager and by default has all permissions including read/write permissions.); these all are aquired by CookieCrumbler, zForum folders however do not exist at this stage since zForum doesn't get past its instantiation. The error message:
""" Error Type: AttributeError Error Value: manage_addCC """
keeps popping up again and again. The zope manager's password in acl_users is different from that used in the database connection string; that can't be theproblem can it...?
Citeren Cliff Ford <Cliff.Ford@ed.ac.uk>:
Forgot to cc the list in the last reply. Line 142 of zForum.py says:
CookieCrumbler.manage_addCC('cookie_authentication')
and the error message is saying that it can't find manage_addCC in CookieCrumbler (I have taken out the rest of the Error log from this reply because it contained a plain text database connection string).
Check that your Add dropdown list has Cookie Crumbler (Standalone) in its list and that the Zope user has read/write access to the CookieCrumbler and zForum folders.
I have a test zForum installed and it just worked! If I create another with a dud database connection string I get a database error when trying
to View (the installation appeared to work OK).
Cliff
H Jansen wrote:
Yep, that works. Here we go:
Exception traceback
Time 2005/03/23 14:08:12.432 GMT+1 User Name (User Id) zope (zope) Request URL http://localhost:8080/mfts.nl/manage_addProduct/zForum/manage_addZForum Exception Type AttributeError Exception Value manage_addCC
Traceback (innermost last):
* Module ZPublisher.Publish, line 101, in publish * Module ZPublisher.mapply, line 88, in mapply * Module ZPublisher.Publish, line 39, in call_object * Module Products.zForum.zForum, line 87, in manage_addZForum * Module Products.zForum.zForum, line 116, in __init__ * Module Products.zForum.zForum, line 142, in zfSetupSystem AttributeError: manage_addCC
... snip ...
On Wed, 2005-03-23 at 12:04, Cliff Ford wrote:
Look at the Error Log for the Traceback, which tells you exactly where
the error occurred. That can often help pinpoint the problem by module
and line number - look at the Product code if necessary. Include the Traceback in any question to the mailing list.
Cliff
burley@zonnet.nl wrote:
>I've problems getting the zForum product working. When I try to create
azForum
>instance somewhere in my Zope site, I invariably obtain the
errormessage:
>""" >Site ErrorAn error was encountered while publishing this resource. > >Error Type: AttributeError >Error Value: manage_addCC >""" >Looking for a solution on the internet, the closest I could get was >asdescribed in http://www.pcfltd.co.uk/docs/zforum.html (which is >aboutinstallation on a Windows machine; I'm working on Linux box). > >In the directory where I want to create the zForum: >1) I do have a database connection which is open en tested (works). >2) I do have a CookieCrumbler instance (which I'm not sure of
whetherit's
>essential or not...); the CookieCrubler properties are unchanged...
(i.e.
>__ac, __ac_name, __ac_password, etc) >3) In the zForum instance form I use the same connection string
asdefined in
>the database connection. > >The Site Error message keeps popping up all the time (...sigh). >Anyone some idea what's wrong...? > >
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It took me (as a Zope newbie) quite a bit of time to get zForum working in my non-standard setup. The causes were twofold: 1) Incorrect CookieCrumbler import when using the one from CMFCore (instead of standalone) 2) zForum doesn't reckon with non-default 'Products' directories (these can be set by the 'products' variable in zope.conf -- as it happens in my case). I've send an updated version to zForum developer Julian Flores (jflores@codeit.com). I expect a new version will come out some time. Citeren "burley@zonnet.nl" <burley@zonnet.nl>:
OK, I solved the next problem (first was a bad CookieCrumbler import in the zForum.py module):
In my zope.conf setup, I've set 'products = my_products_path' where of course zForum was installed (and shows up in the ZMI 'add Products list'. However, when a zForum object is instantiated, the zForum module only looks in Zope's default product path (.../instance/Products); hence my undefined 'files_dir' variable! Here's the zForum patch:
from Products import __path__ # list of all the products paths (default and set in zope.conf)
and replace (at line 172):
for k in [INSTANCE_HOME, SOFTWARE_HOME]: location = os.path.join(k, 'Products', 'zForum', 'www', 'forum_main')
with:
product_paths = __path__ product_paths += [INSTANCE_HOME+'/Products', SOFTWARE_HOME+'/Products'] for k in product_paths: location = os.path.join(k, 'zForum', 'www', 'forum_main')
This solves number 2. ... Up to problem number 3: at zForum instantiation now I get the error traceback (much deeper in the zForum.py module): """ Request URL http://localhost:8080/mfts.nl/manage_addProduct/zForum/manage_addZForum Exception Type AttributeError Exception Value addAnnouncement
Traceback (innermost last):
* Module ZPublisher.Publish, line 101, in publish * Module ZPublisher.mapply, line 88, in mapply * Module ZPublisher.Publish, line 39, in call_object * Module Products.zForum.zForum, line 90, in manage_addZForum * Module Products.zForum.zForum, line 2469, in changePermissions
AttributeError: addAnnouncement """ where line 2469 corresponds in my patched zForum.py file with the line: """ zforum.sql.addAnnouncement.manage_permission('Access contents information',('Manager', 'Reviewer',),0) """ Apparently, the zforum.sql object has no addAnnouncement attribute in my case. Why not?
Citeren Cliff Ford <Cliff.Ford@ed.ac.uk>:
Confirmation: I do have the Stand Alone version of CookieCrumbler, used just to test out zForum, and mentioned in my message (below), but I know
this subtle difference may not have been obvious.
Cliff
Malcolm Cleaton wrote:
I had five minutes, so I tried this too, and it also didn't work for me.
I tracked the error down to line 55 of zForum.py
Instead of: from Products.CMFCore.CookieCrumbler import CookieCrumbler
it should be: import Products.CMFCore.CookieCrumbler
The manage_addCC method is in the module, not in the class.
I suspect people for whom this works have the standalone CookieCrumbler product, not the one included in CMFCore?
Thanks, Malcolm.
On Wed, 23 Mar 2005 16:07:28 +0100, burley wrote:
I've gone through your details, yet I'm still stuck ;-( :
Cookie Crumbler is in the 'Add dropdown' list. Further, I try to keepthings simple as possible: zForum creation in root folder ("/"), singleacl_user ('zope', who is the Manager and by default has all permissions including read/write permissions.); these all are aquired by CookieCrumbler, zForum folders however do not exist at this stage since zForum doesn't get past its instantiation. The error message:
""" Error Type: AttributeError Error Value: manage_addCC """
keeps popping up again and again. The zope manager's password in acl_users is different from that used in the database connection string; that can't be theproblem can it...?
Citeren Cliff Ford <Cliff.Ford@ed.ac.uk>:
Forgot to cc the list in the last reply. Line 142 of zForum.py says:
CookieCrumbler.manage_addCC('cookie_authentication')
and the error message is saying that it can't find manage_addCC in CookieCrumbler (I have taken out the rest of the Error log from this reply because it contained a plain text database connection string).
Check that your Add dropdown list has Cookie Crumbler (Standalone) in
its list and that the Zope user has read/write access to the CookieCrumbler and zForum folders.
I have a test zForum installed and it just worked! If I create another
with a dud database connection string I get a database error when trying
to View (the installation appeared to work OK).
Cliff
H Jansen wrote:
Yep, that works. Here we go:
Exception traceback
Time 2005/03/23 14:08:12.432 GMT+1 User Name (User Id) zope (zope) Request URL
http://localhost:8080/mfts.nl/manage_addProduct/zForum/manage_addZForum
Exception Type AttributeError Exception Value manage_addCC
Traceback (innermost last):
* Module ZPublisher.Publish, line 101, in publish * Module ZPublisher.mapply, line 88, in mapply * Module ZPublisher.Publish, line 39, in call_object * Module Products.zForum.zForum, line 87, in manage_addZForum * Module Products.zForum.zForum, line 116, in __init__ * Module Products.zForum.zForum, line 142, in zfSetupSystem AttributeError: manage_addCC
... snip ...
On Wed, 2005-03-23 at 12:04, Cliff Ford wrote:
>Look at the Error Log for the Traceback, which tells you exactly where
>the error occurred. That can often help pinpoint the problem by module
>and line number - look at the Product code if necessary. Include the
>Traceback in any question to the mailing list. > >Cliff > >burley@zonnet.nl wrote: > > >>I've problems getting the zForum product working. When I try to create
azForum
>>instance somewhere in my Zope site, I invariably obtain the
errormessage:
>>""" >>Site ErrorAn error was encountered while publishing this resource. >> >>Error Type: AttributeError >>Error Value: manage_addCC >>""" >>Looking for a solution on the internet, the closest I could get was >>asdescribed in http://www.pcfltd.co.uk/docs/zforum.html (which is >>aboutinstallation on a Windows machine; I'm working on Linux box). >> >>In the directory where I want to create the zForum: >>1) I do have a database connection which is open en tested (works). >>2) I do have a CookieCrumbler instance (which I'm not sure of
whetherit's
>>essential or not...); the CookieCrubler properties are unchanged...
(i.e.
>>__ac, __ac_name, __ac_password, etc) >>3) In the zForum instance form I use the same connection string
asdefined in
>>the database connection. >> >>The Site Error message keeps popping up all the time (...sigh). >>Anyone some idea what's wrong...? >> >>
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