[Zope] Newbie install problems
Brendan Pirie
bpirie@earthlink.net
Fri, 21 Feb 2003 17:21:39 -0500
> chmod -R zope.zope does not work,
>
> you mean "chown".
Yes, of course. Typo.
> This is a permission problem. What does 'ls -l $file' show?
>
> Have a look with "ps" what userid the zope server uses. But AFAIK zope
> does not change its uid.
Yes, I figured it was a permissions problem, but I didn't find the answer in
the docs. It is an ownership issue, not a
> try the following in your zope-home:
> chmod -R 755 .
No dice. I even tried chmod -R 777 on the entire zope dir structure. Same
error. (Don't worry, I would never leave it set this way)
The problem is apparently related to running zope as root. I reinstalled as
a regular user and had no problems, which is what I should have done in the
first place. And you're right; zope doesn't change users, only the user
that ZServer runs as is set by the start script.
All is working fine now.
Thanks for your help,
Brendan