[Zope] ZEO and Zope 2.4.0a1 help

[Norman Khine]

Hello I am trying to run Zope and ZEO on the same server, but I am unsure if
it is working correctly.

I have followed the http://www.zope.org/Members/michel/ZB/ZEO.html setup
instructions

but get an error when I type:

$ python z2.py -D -E var/zeo.soc

Error:
getopt.GetoptError: option -E not recognized

but if I type

$ python z2.py -D -F var/zeo.soc

then I get this as my output

2001-06-08T13:45:26 INFO(0) ZServer HTTP server started at Fri Jun  8
14:45:26 2001
        Hostname: localhost
        Port: 8080
------
2001-06-08T13:45:26 INFO(0) ZServer FTP server started at Fri Jun  8
14:45:26 2001
        Hostname: localhost
        Port: 8021
------
2001-06-08T13:45:26 INFO(0) ZServer FastCGI Server (V1.0) started at Fri Jun
8 14:45:26 2001
        IP          :
        Port        : None
        Socket path : var/zeo.soc


my confusion is that on the http://www.zope.org/Members/michel/ZB/ZEO.html
the output should be

------
      2000-10-04T20:43:11 INFO(0) client Trying to connect to server
      ------
      2000-10-04T20:43:11 INFO(0) ClientStorage Connected to storage
      ------
      2000-10-04T20:43:12 PROBLEM(100) ZServer Computing default pinky
      ------
      2000-10-04T20:43:12 INFO(0) ZServer Medusa (V1.19) started at Wed Oct
4 15:43:12 2000
              Hostname: pinky.zopezoo.org
              Port:8080

      ------
      2000-10-04T20:43:12 INFO(0) ZServer FTP server started at Wed Oct  4
15:43:12 2000
              Authorizer:None
              Hostname: pinky
              Port: 8021
      ------
      2000-10-04T20:43:12 INFO(0) ZServer Monitor Server (V1.9) started on
port 8099

Am I missing something, and how do I check if ZEO is working from the
localhost.

Also when I access the management folder I don't seem to have ZGadfly
database from the Add products drop-down selection, althogh in the Products
folder is showing as an installed product.

Thanks

Norman

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