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$OpenBSD: README.OpenBSD,v 1.1 2008/03/20 11:37:47 winiger Exp $
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In this document we'll see how to create a zope instance and have it
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start at boot time. Throughout this document, we will assume that the
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instance you want will be located in /var/www under the name of 'zope'.
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Our instance will thus be /var/www/zope.
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1) Creating your instance
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- run %%ZOPEHOME%%/bin/mkzopeinstance.py to create your instance:
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# %%ZOPEHOME%%/bin/mkzopeinstance.py
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Please choose a directory in which you'd like to install
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Zope "instance home" files such as database files, configuration
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files, etc.
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Directory: /var/www/zope
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Please choose a username and password for the initial user.
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These will be the credentials you use to initially manage
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your new Zope instance.
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Username: zopeadmin
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Password:
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Verify password:
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- as we want to run our instance(s) with the _zope user, we should
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grant him the rights on the log/, var/, and etc/ directories.
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# chown _zope /var/www/zope/{log,var,etc}
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2) Have your instance start at boot time:
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- to have your instance start at boot time, add the following to your
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/etc/rc.local.
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if [ -r /var/www/zope/etc/zope.conf -a -x /var/www/zope/bin/zopectl ]; then
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echo -n ' zope'
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/var/www/zope/bin/zopectl start
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fi
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