[Zope] (no subject)

[Chris McDonough]

Hi,

Can you give an account of how you think this may have happened?  Zope
is an open source "application server", which means its a piece of
software that other people use to build applications that you use in
your web browser.  It does not do anything itself, programmers make use
of it to perform specific functions.  

By writing this maillist you have written to a group of people (~1000 or
) who use the Zope application server for a variety of tasks, none that
I know of which are subversive in any way.  I don't know what you're
talking about myself, and I'm pretty sure nobody else here does either. 
It is likely that someone has set up your browser to continually connect
to a Zope server without your knowledge, but it probably wasn't any of
us. ;-)

Any clues would be helpful,

- C


On Mon, 2003-08-11 at 20:46, Milton A. Colón wrote:
> I can not surf the internet because every page I try to reach give me
> the messege below.  I want to know what do you did to my browser and
> how I can fix it.  I do not have any Zope software or whatever it is. 
> Please respond as soon as you receive this e-mail or I am going to
> take legal action.
>  
>  
>  
>  
>  
> Zope Quick Start 
> 
> 
> Welcome to Zope, a high-performance object-oriented platform for
> building dynamic Web applications. Here are some quick pointers to get
> you started: 
> 
>       * Read The Fine Manual. This document guides you through the
>         whole process of learning Zope, from logging in for the first
>         time to creating your own web applications. 
>         
>       * There is a built-in interactive Zope Tutorial which gets you
>         started with some simple tasks using the Zope managment
>         interface. To use the tutorial, go to any Folder and select
>         Zope Tutorial from the add list and click the Add button.
>         Provide a name for the tutorial and click Add to begin working
>         with the tutorial. 
>         
>       * Check out the new example Zope applications. These examples
>         show you simple working Zope applications that you can copy
>         and modify. 
>         
>       * Go to the main Documentation Overview on Zope.org. Here you
>         will find pointers to official and community contributed
>         documentation. 
>         
>       * Look at the various Mailing Lists about Zope. The Mailing
>         Lists are where you can get quick, accurate, friendly help
>         from a large community of Zope users from around the world. 
>         
>       * Browse and search the integrated, Online Help System which
>         contains documentation on the various kinds of components
>         you'll find in Zope. 
>         
>       * Go directly to the Zope Management Interface if you'd like to
>         start working with Zope right away. NOTE: Some versions of
>         Microsoft Internet Explorer, (specifically IE 5.01 and early
>         versions of IE 5.5) may have problems displaying Zope
>         management pages. If you cannot view the management pages, try
>         upgrading your IE installation to the latest release version,
>         or use a different browser.
>         
>       * Find out about Zope Corporation, the publishers of Zope. 
>         
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