My installation is a little bit different because I've zope 2.7.0 installed in /usr/local/zope, my instance is in /usr/local/zope/home, and I just put Plone in /usr/local/zope/home/Products, ie the only difference with you is that I put it in the product folder of my zope instance instead of linking it, but it should work the same. Which version of Zope do you have? Actually I've Plone 2.0.2 installed, not 2.0.3. Could it be a problem with the last version? Could you try Plone 2.0.2, first without the symlink, putting everything directly in the zope products folder of your zope instance? Gael "Jeffrey L. Taylor" wrote on 07/06/2004 08.53.38:

Yes, both:

rczope restart

and: rczope stop / rczope start

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Quoting g.lams@itcilo.org : Did you restart Zope after it?

"Jeffrey L. Taylor" wrote on 05/06/2004 22.35.08:

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I am trying to install Plone in Zope on SuSE 9.1. I downloaded Plone-2.0.3 tarball from www.plone.org site, untarred it in /usr/local/zope, and created symlinks in Products sub-directory of Zope's INSTANCE_HOME (/var/opt/zope/default/Products) to each of the product sub-directories in /usr/local/zope/Plone-2.0.3. However, they don't show in the Products sub-directory of the Control Panel. What am I doing wrong?

TIA, Jeffrey

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For the sake of curiosity, which version of Zope is included wih SuSe 9.1? Thanks Gaël "Jeffrey L. Taylor" wrote on 07/06/2004 13.45.55:

Gael, Okay, that worked. The INSTALL.txt files say copy or link. One possible other explanation is that I stopped Zope while copying. Anyway, it works.

Note for the record. I installed Zope from the SuSE 9.1 DVD and Plone w/ CMF included from a tarball.

Thank you, Jeffrey

Quoting g.lams@itcilo.org :

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My installation is a little bit different because I've zope 2.7.0 installed in /usr/local/zope, my instance is in /usr/local/zope/home, and I just put Plone in /usr/local/zope/home/Products, ie the only difference with you is that I put it in the product folder of my zope instance instead of linking it, but it should work the same. Which version of Zope do you have? Actually I've Plone 2.0.2 installed, not 2.0.3. Could it be a problem with the last version? Could you try Plone 2.0.2, first without the symlink, putting everything directly in the zope products folder of your zope instance?

Gael

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