Yes, I do it all the time, as a Zope-hosting ISP. 1. You can forgo FTP (-f -) and just run HTTP, on different ports.
2. You can use the -f option to Z2.py and run FTP on a different IP address or port. 3. You can run HTTP only via some flavor of CGI, and then use Apache to map portions of the URL space to different servers, Zope or non-Zope. This retains a single-webspace appearance to outside clients. 4. You can also do (3) using the proxy features of Apache. The weak spot is always FTP, which doesn't support virtual hosting or URL/filesystem space splicing, whereas Apache does do both. -Jeff Tena Sakai wrote:
Folks,
Can I run 2 zope servers on one machine?
I have a machine that runs zope 2.5.1. I want to run zope 2.6
on the same machine without taking 2.5.1 down. Is this possible?
2.5.1 runs on port 7117 and I chose 7118 for 2.6. port. What I got
was:
2003-01-13T14:39:44 PANIC(300) z2 Startup exception
Traceback (innermost last):
Module __main__, line 726, in ?
Module ZServer.FTPServer, line 602, in __init__
Module ZServer.medusa.ftp_server, line 727, in __init__
Module ZServer.medusa.asyncore, line 306, in bind
error: (125, 'Address already in use')
Would it be possible to run 2.6 on port 7118 and specify that
ftp for this zope server to use a specific ftp port?
[I'm just mumbling... In the file ZServer/medusa.ftp_server
there is a definition of port=21 (line 701). What happens if
I hack this and put some big number like 9221 instead?]
Regards,
Tena Sakai
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