Paul Winkler wrote: (snip) > > > yep, I like working that way, and Bruno's introduction is excellent. <blush>Thanks</blush> > One clarification however: > > >>1/ You can't run zopectl debug or zopectl run while you instance is >>running (as it locks the ZODB). The solution here is to set up a zeo >>instance (this is really easy), and have 2 zope instances, one serving >>the web requests, the other being used for debug/run > > > That's a bit misleading. > With ZEO, you don't need two full instances (by which i mean directories > containing their own etc, bin, var, and log subdirectories). > You can run the Zeo server AND one Zope server out of a single instance > home at the same time; and since your zopectl scripts won't normally > involve starting up on a tcp/ip port, you can run those from the same > instance too. I do it all the time. > Woops ! Seems obvious when explained, but I missed that point. Doh :( Thanks Paul, this will simplify my sandbox setup scripts !-)
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