[ZODB-Dev] Zope2.6 + ZEO 2

[Igor Stroh]

Hi there,

I failed to find a solution in the archives so I'm just asking:
I have Zope2.6 (2.6.1-0.9 from debian/unstable) and ZEO 2 (from [1])
running. Both start up with no complaints, but I can't fetch a page from
Zope through http. I tried to mount the DB served by ZEO from a python
shell, which worked quite nice (i.e. I could get some Folder object
using unrestrictedTraverse() etc.). My custom_zodb.py looks like this:

from ZEO.ClientStorage import ClientStorage
Storage = ClientStorage(('localhost', 7700))

The startup script for zeo is:

#! /bin/sh
NAME=zeo
PATH=/bin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/usr/sbin
ZOPECTL=/usr/sbin/zopectl
ZOPEVAR=/var/lib/zope/var
ZEOPATH=/usr/lib/zope/lib/python/ZEO
ZEOOPTS="-D -u zope -h localhost -p 7700"
export ZEO_SERVER_PID=$ZOPEVAR/ZEO_SERVER.pid
export STUPID_LOG_FILE=$ZOPEVAR/ZEO_EVENTS.log

start() {
   cd $ZOPEVAR
   python2.1 $ZEOPATH/start.py $ZEOOPTS Data.fs
   cd -
}

...

case "$1" in
  start )
   echo -n "Starting ZEO..."
   start
   echo " done."
   ;;
...

Startup script for zope the default init script from zope debian
package, the only thing I altered are the options passed to zopectl:

ZOPEOPTS="-P 127.0.0.1:0 -t 7 -D -u zope"

That's what Zope says upon startup:

...

2003-04-07T11:11:01 INFO(0) ZCS:15640 ClientStorage (pid=15640) created
RW/normal for storage: '1'
------
2003-04-07T11:11:01 INFO(0) ZEC:1 ClientCache: storage='1',
size=20971520; file[0]=None
------
2003-04-07T11:11:01 INFO(0) ZCS:15640 Testing connection
<ManagedConnection ('127.0.0.1', 7700)>
------
2003-04-07T11:11:01 INFO(0) ZCS:15640 Connected to storage:
('127.0.0.1', 7700)
------
2003-04-07T11:11:01 INFO(0) ZODB Opening database for mounting:
'142157536_1043755787.450199'
------
2003-04-07T11:11:01 INFO(0) ZODB Mounted database
'142157536_1043755787.450199' at /temp_folder

...

so I guess everything works fine...


What might be the problem here? I had the same problem with Zope2.4/2.5
and ZEO2. I solved it switching to ZEO1.x, but I thought Zope2.6 and
ZEO2 were known to work pretty good...

[1]: http://www.zope.org/Products/ZEO/ZEO-2.0.1b1.tar.gz

Thanks in advance,
Igor