[Setup] Re: Plone 2.1.2 on zope 2.8 on debian (testing) not appearing in Add menu

[Arnór Kristjánsson]

I tried again, this time apt-get'ting zope+python.

I installed Plone "from source" into /var/lib/zope/instance/default/ 
Products/Plone-2.1.2 (the dir the README.Debian file tells me to put  
it), but it still will not show up in the Zope management interface  
even after zopectl restart _and_ a restart of the computer.

any ideas?

On 3.3.2006, at 15:14, Shane Graber wrote:

> While I agree with you, that's really not the "Debian way" of doing it
> and a lot of people that run Debian want it to be that way for a
> reason.  It's unfortunate that Debian can't keep on top of rapidly
> moving platforms like Plone but there's not a lot you can do except
> what you recommend: install from source.
>
> Myself, I use apt to manage Zope and Python on my Debian/Ubuntu box
> and manually deal with Plone.  At least this way I keep dealing with
> dependencies to a minimum and all I need to worry about is the
> dependencies of different Zope/Plone products and not my entire
> system.
>
> Shane
>
>
> On 3/3/06, Nick Davis <nd51 at le.ac.uk> wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> It's probably a packaging issue with the Debian install, half of our
>>> install issues are from Debian people. Please contact the  
>>> maintainer if
>>> it  doesn't work as it should.
>>>
>> FYI We use Plone 2.1.2, Zope 2.8.5, Python 2.3.5 on Debian Sarge, and
>> avoid all such installation problems by avoiding Debian packages and
>> building our own python and zope.
>>
>> I would recommend other people on  Debian to do the same.
>>
>> Nick
>>
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