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Install Plone 3 behind Apache and mod_wsgi using Repoze

This Tutorial applies to: Plone 3.0.x
This Tutorial is intended for: Server Administrators, Site Administrators

Repoze allows Plone and Zope to run behind any WSGI server. This tutorial will show how to install Plone 3 behind the Apache web server and mod_wsgi using Repoze on a brand new Linux virtual server.

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All content on one page (useful for printing, presentation mode etc.)

  1. Introduction What is Repoze
  2. Why use Apache and mod_wsgi for Repoze? There are many WSGI servers available. Why is mod_wsgi a good option?
  3. Setting up a clean Linux server When starting with a new server, it's important to get all required packages in place before beginning.
  4. Installing and configuring mod_wsgi mod_wsgi is installed the same way as any Apache module
  5. Installing and configuring a Plone site under Repoze Repoze can be installed with setup tools and a Plone site can be easily created using the repoze.plone tool included.
 
by Carlos de la Guardia — last modified January 24, 2008 - 21:11 All content is copyright Plone Foundation and the individual contributors.

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