Re: [Zope] trouble with SiteAccess; can't manage subtree mapped to inaccessible domain name

2000-09-26 Thread ethan mindlace fremen
Fred Yankowski wrote: > I'm glad to have SiteAccess. In combination with the Apache ProxyPass > method it's been > working well to host several domains from the same Zope/Zserver > instance. Very cool. It _did_ take me while to realize that I

Re: [Zope] trouble with SiteAccess; can't manage subtree mapped to inaccessible domain name

2000-09-23 Thread Fred Yankowski
Excellent, that did the trick. Thanks! And now, after the fact, I see that the CHANGES.txt file mentions this technique. RTFM on me. I'm glad to have SiteAccess. In combination with the Apache ProxyPass method it's been working well to host

Re: [Zope] trouble with SiteAccess; can't manage subtree mapped to inaccessible domain name

2000-09-23 Thread Evan Simpson
From: "Fred Yankowski" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > How do I get out of this jam? I tried deleting the > Products/SiteAccess folder, restarting Zope, and deleting the > SiteAccess product from the Control_Panel/Products view, but now I'm > getting an AttributeError when I try to access the subtree that

[Zope] trouble with SiteAccess; can't manage subtree mapped to inaccessible domain name

2000-09-23 Thread Fred Yankowski
I set up SiteAccess 2-0-0b3 on Zope 2.2.2 so that two virtual hosts front-ended by Apache map to two different subtrees in Zope. That worked OK until the local DNS server lost the entry for one of my domains. I'm working on fixing that (it's out of my hands) but I find that in the meantime I can