[Zope] Using zope.org member development space

[Michael Long]

You may find that your isp allows inbound traffic on non-standard ports.
It is common for ISP's to block traffic on port 80 but not on others.
You may be able to have your friend log on to you zope site by
specifying the ip address that your ip assigns you followed by the port
(ie: http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:8080).

You may also find more elegant solutions at no-ip.com and dyndns.com

HTH,
Mike

> Hi,
> 
> Tom P. Allred wrote:
> > Hi,
> > 
> > I've been developing a small (~3MB Data.fs) app to teach myself Zope and
> > would like to show it to a friend in another city.  My internet
connection
> > doesn't allow inbound access so that's not an option.  I was
wondering if I
> > can upload the app to my member space on zope.org so my friend can
look at
> > it.  If so, can someone point me to the docs on uploading?  I'm
using 2.6.1
> > with Formulator.  I'd be deleting the app from zope.org when I'm
finished
> > writing it.
> 
> if at least your friends ISP allows inbound connections,
> you could use a ssh-tunnel for this. Just open like this:
> 
> ssh -R8080:localhost:8080 user@friends.computer
> 
> and he will be able to connect to his localhost/8080 like
> on your computer.
> 
> Unfortunately he will need some sort of unix to make this
> happen. Maybe there is a ssh-server for win32 available.
> 
> Regards
> Tino Wildenhain
> 
> 
> 
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