DeleGate: a multi-purpose application level gateway

Hi.

Does anybody knows Delegate (http://www.delegate.org)? Does anybody uses it
as a Zope frontend to implement SSL/TLS?

Thank you.

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Re: TypeError when migrating from 2.1.1 to 3.0.5

> Hi,
> 
> I'm having some difficulty upgrading from version 2.1.1 on an old
> FreeBSD box to 3.0.5 on a Centos 5 box. Centos/RHEL 5 provides Plone via
> the EPEL (Extra Packages for Enterprise Linux) repository. In this
> setup, along with Plone 3.0.5, you get Zope 2.10.5 and Python 2.4.3.
> 
> There were some third party products installed, SimpleForum, Plone2PDF
> and PloneCaptcha but I've uninstalled them (using the plone quick
> installer) before carrying out a database pack via the ZMI, shutting
> down zope and copying the Data.fs to the new server.
> 
> I started up zope on the new server and went into the ZMI and proceeded
> to carry out the migration, however the result is the output below.
> 
> *   Starting the migration from version: 2.1.1
> * Attempting to upgrade from: 2.1.1
> * Registered tools as utilities.
> * Removed plone_3rdParty\CMFTopic layer from all skins.
> * Migrated old actions to new actions stored in portal_actions.
> * Added rename contentmenu action to actions tool.
> * Added se-highlight.js to portal_javascipt
> * Removing workflow from Discussion Item
> * Added must_change_password property to member data
> * Upgrade to: 2.1.2-rc1, completed
> * Attempting to upgrade from: 2.1.2-rc1
> * Upgrade to: 2.1.2-rc2, completed
> * Attempting to upgrade from: 2.1.2-rc2
> * Upgrade aborted
> * Error type: exceptions.TypeError

how to install downloaded add-on packages with zc.buildout

i find each time i run the buildout,it updates plone and downloads the
packages via internet,i want to install some add-on products which i have
downloaded(e.g. D:\km\plone\qi-livechat-0-1rc1-tar) and don't want it update
plone ,what should i do?
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CacheFu - Varnish

Should I be running running varnish as root?  I'm not finding much by
way of documentation on the varnish website.  I noticed in the CacheFu
deploy scripts, a "varnish_user" is given appropriate privelages to
the vcl, etc.  However, I don't see where this "varnish_user" is
created or defined (no reference in makeconfig.cfg).

Gary Sharpe

Re: Plone 3.0: Registration Form: Failure to add new user

>>>>> On Tue, 11 Sep 2007 13:50:54 +0200, "Timo Bezjak"
<timo.bezjak@...> said:

    Timo> Hi, since upgrading it from Plone 2.5 to Plone 3.0 my
    Timo> installation fails in adding new users by means of the
    Timo> registration form. Instead, it states:

    Timo> "Failed to create your account: we were unable to send your
    Timo> password to your email address: portal_password_reset"

    Timo> However, the contact form works, so this is not due to "Mail"
    Timo> misconfiguration.

    Timo> There seems to bee no evidence in any of the log files ("site
    Timo> setup"->"Error Log"; /opt/Plone/zeocluster/client1/log/Z2.log;
    Timo> /opt/Plone/zeocluster/client2/log/Z2.log) and I was unable to
    Timo> find any messages regarding this issue in the Q&A section on
    Timo> plone.org, or in the mailing list archives.

    Timo> Has anybody got a clue where this error could origniate from?
    Timo> Thanks in advance for your help!

I have the same problem with my sites with a migration from 2.5.2 to 3.0.5
or 3.0.6. Did you solved this issue ?

I have also a minor problem : the link to the sitemap method have
disappeared from the page header...

Thanks,
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Re: CacheFu - Varnish

On Mar 4, 2008, at 3:06 PM, g.sharpe wrote:

> Should I be running running varnish as root?  I'm not finding much by
> way of documentation on the varnish website.  I noticed in the CacheFu
> deploy scripts, a "varnish_user" is given appropriate privelages to
> the vcl, etc.  However, I don't see where this "varnish_user" is
> created or defined (no reference in makeconfig.cfg).
>
> Gary Sharpe

In the makeconfig.cfg, the "varnish_user" is called just "user".  Now  
that you brought this up, it occurs to me that the makeconfig script  
probably shouldn't change the name during processing as it may be a  
bit confusing if you're trying to figure out what's happening in the  
templates.

In the Squid configs, we do something similar.  The makeconfig.cfg  
allows you to set a value for "user" but processing renames this to  
"squid_user".

With regard to what value should be used for "user", this depends on  
what port you need Varnish to bind to.  In order to bind to ports  
lower than 1024, Unix systems require the process to run as  
"root" (this is not the case for Windows systems -- which results in  
some serious security implications).  So if you wish your Varnish to  
respond to requests on the standard HTTP port 80, you need to start it  
up as root.  However, again for security reasons, Varnish will attempt  
to drop privileges as soon as the port has been bound.  That's what  
the "user" field is for -- after binding to port 80, the Varnish child  

Re: CacheFu - Varnish

On Mar 4, 2008, at 3:18 PM, Ricardo Newbery wrote:

>
> On Mar 4, 2008, at 3:06 PM, g.sharpe wrote:
>
>> Should I be running running varnish as root?  I'm not finding much by
>> way of documentation on the varnish website.  I noticed in the  
>> CacheFu
>> deploy scripts, a "varnish_user" is given appropriate privelages to
>> the vcl, etc.  However, I don't see where this "varnish_user" is
>> created or defined (no reference in makeconfig.cfg).
>>
>> Gary Sharpe
>
>
>
> In the makeconfig.cfg, the "varnish_user" is called just "user".   
> Now that you brought this up, it occurs to me that the makeconfig  
> script probably shouldn't change the name during processing as it  
> may be a bit confusing if you're trying to figure out what's  
> happening in the templates.
>
> In the Squid configs, we do something similar.  The makeconfig.cfg  
> allows you to set a value for "user" but processing renames this to  
> "squid_user".
>
> With regard to what value should be used for "user", this depends on  
> what port you need Varnish to bind to.  In order to bind to ports  
> lower than 1024, Unix systems require the process to run as  

simplon.plone.ldap

Hi for all of you!!!!

has anybody been able to install the simplon.plone.ldap on plone 3.x over windows?

please, can you help me with that, step by step?

thanks

Re: Re: [LDAP] - Authentification problems

plone.recipe.command

I see some examples of buildout.cfg files that use plone.recipe.command 
like this:

[tcommands]
recipe = plone.recipe.command
command =
    ln -sf ${pdist:location}/something/* ${pdist:location}
    rm -fr ${pdist:location}/somewhere
    ln -sf  ${buildout:directory}/stuff/* ${buildout:directory}/products

When I try this it only ever executes the first command so I am writing 
it out longhand:

[tcommands1]
recipe = plone.recipe.command
command =
    ln -sf ${pdist:location}/something/* ${pdist:location}

[tcommands2]
recipe = plone.recipe.command
command =
    rm -fr ${pdist:location}/somewhere

[tcommands3]
recipe = plone.recipe.command
command =
    ln -sf  ${buildout:directory}/stuff/* ${buildout:directory}/products

the egg I get is plone.recipe.command-1.0-py2.4.egg - is there a newer 
one somewhere that allows for this, IMO, nicer syntax?

Thanks.