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What is my path?
I would like to use Zope as my web server.
I just wondering what is my www path if i used Zope as my web server. Like the apache, if mention 'your www path' for me it will be /var/www/html on my server directory, so what about Zope... where is all my site directory. TQ. |
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Zope does not store the data for the website in a directory structure, but in an object database. There is no equivalent of "/var/www/html/"
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as i thought....lot of tools/software outside here, especially with their own configuration web page require the /html directory to store the files. For right now i'm just thinking of to recreate those file inside zope... (including all *.html and *.php or ....) Does zope have any magic tools for just to point to that directory rather than i recreate it inside zope. |
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I think you can configure Zope to use external pages as well as those in the database, but I don't have the details. Search around on the zope.org site, I am sure there are some how-tos posted there.
If you want to move a load of web pages to the Zope DB, the best way is probably to FTP them. Dave - The Developers' Coach |
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