ok, I did that. Now the directory structure looks like this:
--
dannifannar:/var/lib/zope/instance/default# tree -L 1 Products/
Products/
|-- ATContentTypes
|-- ATReferenceBrowserWidget
|-- Archetypes
|-- BTreeFolder2
|-- CMFActionIcons
|-- CMFCalendar
|-- CMFCore
|-- CMFDefault
|-- CMFDynamicViewFTI
|-- CMFFormController
|-- CMFPlone
|-- CMFQuickInstallerTool
|-- CMFSetup
|-- CMFTopic
|-- CMFUid
|-- CONTENTS.txt
|-- DCWorkflow
|-- ExtendedPathIndex
|-- ExternalEditor
|-- GroupUserFolder
|-- MimetypesRegistry
|-- PlacelessTranslationService
|-- PloneErrorReporting
|-- PloneLanguageTool
|-- PloneTranslations
|-- PortalTransforms
|-- README.txt
|-- ResourceRegistries
|-- SecureMailHost
|-- generator
|-- kupu
`-- validation
30 directories, 2 files
dannifannar:/var/lib/zope/instance/default#
--
Still nothing appears in the zope management console... any more
ideas? Am I missing something? I feel kind of retarded....
A.
On 2.4.2006, at 20:30, Stefan H. Holek wrote:
You have to put the products contained in Plone-2.1.2 there, *not*
the Plone-2.1.2 directory.
Stefan
On 2. Apr 2006, at 21:56, Arnór Kristjánsson wrote:
I tried again, this time apt-get'ting zope+python.
I installed Plone "from source" into /var/lib/zope/instance/
default/Products/Plone-2.1.2 (the dir the README.Debian file tells
me to put it), but it still will not show up in the Zope
management interface even after zopectl restart _and_ a restart of
the computer.
any ideas?
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