"P. R. Seshan" wrote:
> Kiran, I think you have tried it out and you have implemented the same
> at lunateks.com. right ??? Pl. help me understanding this product in
> whole and in better fashion.
FTP to your server on port 8021 (edit z2.py to change the default).
For more control however, go to the /manage directory of your Web site.
You will be asked to enter your admin login and password. The Windows
version of Zope asks you to choose the superuser account name and
password when installing. The install script in the Linux tarball
version doesn't do that for you. You'll therefore need to use the
z2passwd.py program (that's the name as I recall). Figuring out how to
use it should be pretty easy. The admin file contains the login and
encrypted password. Normal user accounts are created from within Zope.
Once you're in /manage, the docs are redundant. Take my word on that.
There is no /home/httpd/html directory structure because within the Zope
architecture, everything is an object. Some objects are containers; they
can contain other objects and appear as sub-directories on the site.
Another thing you should know: The default page in Zope is called
index_html, not index.html. This file is normally of type DTML Document,
although code written for 1.x versions of Zope (like Squishdot 0.15 that
Lunateks.com runs in) will use DTML Method (now meant for included files
only, although functionally identical to DTML Document).
Yet another thing: Zope 1.x DTML tags were written in the form of
<!--#tagname--> and <!--#/tagname-->. These were really painful to
key-in, so Zope 2 now allows the simpler <dtml-tagname> and
</dtml-tagname> syntax.
--
Kiran Jonnalagadda
http://lunateks.com
baby.sh: while true; do echo "^G^G^G^G^G"; sed -e 's/food/poop/'; sync;
sync; sleep 15; done
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