On Tue, Jun 23, 2009 at 4:03 AM, Hendrik Bunke <bu...@hbxt.org> wrote:
> Hi, > > has anyone managed to get Zope3.4 running on OpenSolaris? I've > tried the following variants, only with partial access: > > - using zopeproject: > [bu...@riker]:~/dev/z3project $ bin/z3project-ctl > Traceback (most recent call last): > File "bin/z3project-ctl", line 105, in ? > import z3project.startup > File "/export/home/bunke/dev/z3project/src/z3project/startup.py", line 5, > in ? > import zope.app.wsgi > ImportError: No module named app.wsgi > > Same goes for -debug and even for using buildout with KGS. > > Funny: If I'm using > bin/paster serve deploy.ini > everything works as expected. > > - using 'old style' installation: > [bu...@riker]:/opt/Zope3.4.0 $ bin/mkzopeinstance > Traceback (most recent call last): > File "bin/mkzopeinstance", line 47, in ? > from zope.app.server.mkzopeinstance import main > ImportError: No module named app.server.mkzopeinstance > > What went wrong here? Why are the missing modules not found or installed? > i've gotten in running on opensolaris, never had any issues. its possible you have a global installation of zope.interface from the packaging system which is preventing your process. to get a better isolation for a buildout you can setup a virtualenv first. ie.. $ pfexec easy_install virtualenv $ svn co http://yourapp.svn.org z3-buildout $ virtualenv --no-site-packages z3-buildout $ cd z3-buildout $ . bin/activate $ python bootstrap.py hth, kapil
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