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Resources, Credits, and Thanks

Further resources, credits for prior art, thanks to sponsors

Matt Rohrer

In this tutorial, Matt Rohrer from Prognostikos explains how to install and configure Plone and Zope from source for a public facing web site.
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Resources/Prior Art

Credits

  • Thanks to Tiran for pointing out an issue with ZEO and sessions

Thanks

  • Learning Lab Denmark
  • University of Hawaii College of Engineering
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by Matt Rohrer — last modified December 10, 2005 - 21:36 All content is copyright Plone Foundation and the individual contributors.

Great Tutorial

Posted by Mike Lindner at May 31, 2006 - 03:21

Excellent work, a few things could be explained in a bit more detail ("why" always helps) but i found it to be one of the best tutorials i have ever undertaken on the net. Never Again! Will I use a package installer. Now I have the latest versions (I chose to use them, rather than the one's listed here) but plone/zope works so much faster.

Nice one, I owe you a beer :-)

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