On Nov 8, 2009, at 2:15 PM, Phillip Abramson wrote:
The fact that you are getting the plone login form
(which then breaks) suggest that you are not actually requesting
the ZMI page in the zope root. Perhaps an accessrule or VHM
mapping is redirecting your port 8080 requests to the Plone
subdirectory.
In which case I'm not quite sure what to do about it
I'm not too familiar with the current Windows install. Does it come
with a controller to set "management" and "plone" ports? You are
looking for the management port.
Alternately, look in the "zope.conf" of your instance for "address"
under the "http-server" section of the config (if using buildout to
generate the instance, "zope.conf" can usually be found under
"[buildout root]/parts/instance/etc/zope.conf"). The "address"
directives will tell you which ports the instance is listening to. If
it's listening to multiple ports, one of them is probably the
management port.
However, it's possible that a misconfiguration is sending all ports to
the Plone subdirectory. In this case, you will need to temporarily
suppress the function that is causing this. There are three possible
culprits so there are three different bypass routes:
To suppress an accessrule (the most likely case), set "suppress-all-
access-rules" to "on" in the zope config and restart. To remove the
accessrule permanently, log into the ZMI, select "Set Access Rule" in
the add menu and remove the access rule.
To suppress a siteroot (very unlikely), set "suppress-all-site-roots"
to "on" in the zope config and restart. To remove the siteroot
permanently, find the siteroot object in the ZMI root and delete it.
To suppress a "Virtual Host Monster" mapping, access the ZMI with the
raw IP address instead of the hostname. To remove a VHM mapping, find
the VHM object (usually in the ZMI root, usually labeled
"virtual_hosting"), navigate to its "mapping" tab, and delete the
errant mapping (most folks don't use the mapping feature).
Ric
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