I'm running a site at 8080 accessed through apache using the normal
proxy/rewrite methods detailed in philikon and srichter's books.
I'm thinking about using apache authentication, so obviously I'd need
to shut off any outside 8080 access that would bypass apache. **What
is The Best Way to do
On Sun, 05 Mar 2006 16:39:43 -, Joel Moxley
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm running a site at 8080 accessed through apache using the normal
proxy/rewrite methods detailed in philikon and srichter's books.
I'm thinking about using apache authentication, so obviously I'd need
to shut off any
baiju m wrote:
Where we will put all these demo apps, I am ready to volunteer
to maintain the repository. I think this doesn't fit well in svn.zope.org
or zopeweb repository at codespeak.net
May be we can ask for new repository at codespeak.net as part
of z3-base?
Or
I can create SF.net
If Zope is running on the same host as the front-end, you could just have zope listen on the localhost address.MattOn 3/5/06, Martin Aspeli
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:On Sun, 05 Mar 2006 16:39:43 -, Joel Moxley
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'm running a site at 8080 accessed through apache using the
If you're running them on the same server, you can have zope listening
on localhost (127.0.0.1) and apache rewrite to local host.
If you're running on multiple hosts, just put the zope servers on a
private network and only have the apache server(s) pubic.
Andrew Sawyers
On Sun, 2006-03-05 at
I got the following error:
ForbiddenAttribute: ('__rsub__', frozenset([20]))
I hope I dont have to declare permissions built in
classes?!?
- Shaun
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