Hi,
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Hi,
We (NIP - in the form of Chris Withers, Stephen Harrison, and Simon
Coles) have put some thought into the question of how to get emails
into Zope, and have come up with a design which we thought we'd pass
by the list before we start doing something.
The problem we are trying to sol
Hi,
>For reasons unknown we lost http connectivity to our Zope server three times
>last night. I've checked the http logs and, as I suspected, didn't find
>anything unusual around the time we lost connectivity. The Python processes
>are still running and everything looks normal except for the con
I think this is pretty much what we're intending to do. We haven't
decided about XML-RPC Vs ZClient. The aim is to get something
(anything) working, however hard coded, and then improve it.
Simon
"Kevin Dangoor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Hmm... "takes the email message and puts it into Zop
"Cary O'Brien" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> - pull mail from a POP or IMAP server. This had the downside that it
>>introduced polling into the system (slow) and also required something
>>to happen on a schedule, which doesn't happen in Zope yet.
>>
>
>Here I'd have to disa
>Zope has a sigmoidal[0] (is that the word?) learning curve.
I'd agree with this, especially if you are working on your own.
Based on our experience of creating a *team* of Zope developers, it
is a lot easier if you can learn in a group.
We built the team up gradually with new members coming i
Hi,
A few weeks ago we had a discussion on this list about a way of
getting mail into Zope. We've been doing some work in this, resulting
in "ZMailIn".
We've put a preview version of ZMailIn up on Zope.org, at
http://www.zope.org/Members/NIP/ZMailIn/
ZMailIn allows you to send an email into
Hi,
We have binary files stored in Zope, for example Word documents (but
could be any of a variety of document types).
We would like to be able to index and search the contents of these
files using ZCatalog. So if a Word file contains the word "Fred",
then any search for "Fred" would include
>Does anybody know how to convince Apache to pass
>the information from the HTTP HOST header down to ZServer.
We patched Apache to do this - in proxy_http.c, comment out the lines
that remove the incoming HOST header and inserts a new one.
We started to write it up on Zope.org but it appears we
Hi,
During the EuroZope meeting I was taking notes for my own use, and a
couple of people asked if I would make them more widely available -
so here they are.
Because they were taken during the session (and I've got RSI :-) they
are bitty and may not make sense. They are also only a reflectio
>We host zope using mutliple installations of zope.
Yes, that's what we do for our "Professional" Zope hosting.
For "FreeZope", you just get your own folder, and it lives under
http://freezope.nipltd.net/yourplace. We have a standard list of
products, and we don't allow people any more.
> I
>My experiences have been with BBEdit 5.x, has anyone tried BBEdit
>6.x with DTML?
I've used BBEdit 6.0 for occasional Zope use, and haven't really
noticed a difference against version 5.x for editing DTML - but then
again, I haven't been looking.
The *really* annoying problem with BBEdit 6.0
>I wholeheartedly agree with Jason and Chris. I would very much appreciate a
>PDF version that could be easily printed, or read with Adobe's Reader.
If you have the full version of Adobe Acrobat (you have to pay for
it, as opposed to the free Reader) you can "Capture" web pages into a
PDF. I cr
>Hi Andy,
>
>> "Andy" == Andy McKay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> >> There are now all manner of Dreamweaver extensions, both
>
> Andy> I tried it briefly and found that Dreamweaver cant seem to
> Andy> handle a file with no extension such as index_html, so gave
> Andy> up.
>A clarification here. It refers to Digital Creations being a long term
>viable business entity.
When we made "The Zope Decision", one of the attractions of the
Zope/DC relationship is that whilst it is obviously very nice for
everyone if DC continues to exist, and continues with their current
>Actually, I think their problem with python is that they are scared to
>invest in learning it and not be able to use it for future projects.
I don't think there's much investment required to "learn Python". Any
techie worthy of the name should be able to pick it up in a matter of
hours or at m
>Which Linux distributions are you using for running Zope and how
>easy it was for you to maximize security of your server?
We run a variety of RedHat 6.1, 6.2, and 7.0 and Debian 2.2, as well
as Solaris.
We apply all the latest updates, turn off services we don't use, and
proxy Zope through
>Hi there !! I have zope and apache listeners in one machine !!
>Is there any way to have only apache receiving requests for zope
>and apache, without having two listeners ???
>
>I'm thinking of some module that provide zope funcionalaty to apache !
>Without having ProxyPass and RewriteRule direct
>Does anyone have any experience doing this?
>
>I have been beating my head trying to get this thing to work because the
>RAQ2 Apache is customised and doesn't take kindly to trying to add mod_proxy
>etc. No one in the RAQ2 user groups seems to know how to get this to work so
>I thought I would se
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