I've installed Zope3 on a 64 bit Ubuntu platform and all seems well.
I've run mkzopeinstance and the instance directory is there and looks ok.
However, when I try to start the instance, it says [fail] for the zserver instance and there are no entries in the z3.log file. The default instance chosen was 9673, not 8080. I wonder if that's saying it's not finding an available port. But I've port scanned the machine and both 9673 and 8080 are open.
Any ideas what to try next? How do I enable more logging output?
Thanx in advance,
Brian
Am 18.10.09 01:28, schrieb Brian Myers:
I've installed Zope3 on a 64 bit Ubuntu platform and all seems well.
I've run mkzopeinstance and the instance directory is there and looks ok.
However, when I try to start the instance, it says [fail] for the zserver instance and there are no entries in the z3.log file. The default instance chosen was 9673, not 8080. I wonder if that's saying it's not finding an available port. But I've port scanned the machine and both 9673 and 8080 are open.
Any ideas what to try next? How do I enable more logging output?
Thanx in advance,
You should definitely see the port number on the *console* when starting Zope 2 or Zope 3 in the foreground.
-aj
When I run sudo /etc/init.d/zope3 start
I get the following: * Zope3: starting main_instance instance [OK]
z3.log has not been updated, and the instance has not started. I do notice that the old entries in the z3.log file do list the port and it is 9673. But going to http://<machine's ip>:9673 finds no server, and port scanning the machine does not find 9673 (or 8080) open. The ps command shows no zope or python related process running.
On Oct 17, 2009, at 9:33 PM, Andreas Jung wrote:
Am 18.10.09 01:28, schrieb Brian Myers:
I've installed Zope3 on a 64 bit Ubuntu platform and all seems well.
I've run mkzopeinstance and the instance directory is there and looks ok.
However, when I try to start the instance, it says [fail] for the zserver instance and there are no entries in the z3.log file. The default instance chosen was 9673, not 8080. I wonder if that's saying it's not finding an available port. But I've port scanned the machine and both 9673 and 8080 are open.
Any ideas what to try next? How do I enable more logging output?
Thanx in advance,
You should definitely see the port number on the *console* when starting Zope 2 or Zope 3 in the foreground.
-aj <lists.vcf>
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Brian Myers wrote:
When I run sudo /etc/init.d/zope3 start
I get the following:
- Zope3: starting main_instance instance [OK]
z3.log has not been updated, and the instance has not started. I do notice that the old entries in the z3.log file do list the port and it is 9673. But going to http://<machine's ip>:9673 finds no server, and port scanning the machine does not find 9673 (or 8080) open. The ps command shows no zope or python related process running.
The init.d script must be pointing to your instance's 'zopectl', and it runs it in "daemon" mode, with no console output. Can you run that directly in the foreground? E.g.:
/path/to/zope/instance/bin/zopectl fg
That should show you whatever error is keeping your instance from starting.
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Brian Myers schrieb:
I've installed Zope3 on a 64 bit Ubuntu platform and all seems well.
I've run mkzopeinstance and the instance directory is there and looks ok.
However, when I try to start the instance, it says [fail] for the zserver instance and there are no entries in the z3.log file. The default instance chosen was 9673, not 8080. I wonder if that's saying it's not finding an available port. But I've port scanned the machine and both 9673 and 8080 are open.
Any ideas what to try next? How do I enable more logging output?
Thanx in advance,
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I assume that you use a zope installer that has come with ubuntu.
if this is the case, I advise that you install zope anew from a buildout. this is very easy and gives you much more control about where things are installed and what version of the diverse packages to use.
I have not used buildout for "naked" zope myself but always in together with plone (however there should be no real difference). you will find instructions how to install zope/plone from scratch on www.plone.org
the steps are: - (voluntary but recommend) install your "own" python (as root) - install easy_install for "your" python (as root) - install ZopeSkel with easy_install -U ZopeSkel (as root) - create a buildout anywhere (as a standard user) using paster paster --help will explain what to do
robert
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