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$NetBSD: MESSAGE,v 1.2 2007/12/18 15:31:11 taca Exp $
Zope Successfull installed.
To create an instance of Zope please run
${ZOPE_DIR}/bin/mkzopeinstance.py -d <INSTANCEDIR>
<INSTANCEDIR> is the directory where the instance files should
be installed. This can be ${ZOPE_DIR}
but not recommended.
Command-line options to 'mkzopeinstance' are available, and can be
investigated by running 'mkzopeinstance.py --help'.
The Instancefiles created by mkzopeinstance.py will not be remove
when the package is deinstalled. You`ll have to delete them yourself.
If Zope should get started automatically when the system starts,
please add the following lines to /etc/rc.conf:
zope${ZOPE_VERSION}${RCVAR_SUFFIX}="YES"
zope${ZOPE_VERSION}_instances="<INSTANCEDIR>"
zope${ZOPE_VERSION}_encoding="<ENCODING>"
You can optionally specify default character encoding for python
as <ENCODING> (default is utf-8).
Additional zope Instances have to be added to zope${ZOPE_VERSION}_instances
seperated by a space.
** ZEO Instances ** (Optional)
** Please refere to http://zope.org/Products/ZEO/ZEOFactSheet
If you want to run a ZEO server please create a ZEO instancen by
calling ${ZOPE_DIR}/bin/mkzopeinstance.py <ZEODIR>
To start the ZEO Server at System startup add the following lines to
/etc/rc.conf
zeo${ZOPE_VERSION}${RCVAR_SUFFIX}="YES"
zeo${ZOPE_VERSION}_instances="<ZEODIR>"
zeo${ZOPE_VERSION}_encoding="<ENCODING>"
Additional zeo Instances have to be added to zeo${ZOPE_VERSION}_instances
seperated by a space.
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