>Where does medusa look for html files by default? I have regular old html
>files that I'd like to make available without fiddling with Zope. Is that
>possible?
Yes , but through use Medusa as standalone server.
Look at http://www.nightmare.com/medusa/index.html
Download http://www.nightmare.com
Gary Shears wrote:
> Slightly off topic, but related. Does this mean that the everything on local
> file system is protected natively in zope. Short of things like buffer
> overflows. What I mean is, can I somehow muck up security in Zope and
> compromise my local system, or will only zope objects
> > have regular old html
> > files that I'd like to make available without fiddling with Zope. Is that
> > possible?
>
> Not out of the box. ZServer, which is based on Medusa, doesn't support serving
> of HTML files from the local file system, it noly serves content out of Zope
> itself.
>
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On Mon, Jul 03, 2000 at 03:27:04PM -0400, Frank McGeough wrote:
> Where does medusa look for html files by default? I have regular old html
> files that I'd like to make available without fiddling with Zope. Is that
> possible?
Not out of the box. ZServer, which is based on Medusa, doesn't suppor
Where does medusa look for html files by default? I have regular old html
files that I'd like to make available without fiddling with Zope. Is that
possible?
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