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    Hi all!
    Yesterday I install Zope 2.8.1 on a Mac S X tiger Server and all goes ok
    The only question I can't configure is the automatic boot up
    I read some how-to's but they don't work
    At /System/Library/StartupItems I create a folder called Zope with 2 files:
    Zope with these contents:
    #!/bin/sh
    ##
    # Zope Web Application Server
    ##
    /etc/rc.common
    StartService ()
    {
    if [ "${ZPESERVER=-N}" = "-YES-" ]; then
    ConsoleMessage "Starting Zope"
    /var/zope/sistes/bin/zopectl start
    fi
    }
    StopService ()
    {
    ConsoleMessage "Stopping Zope"
    /var/zope/sistes/bin/zopectl stop
    }
    RestartService ()
    {
    if [ "${ZPESERVER=-N}" = "-YES-" ]; then
    ConsoleMessage "Restarting Zope"
    /var/zope/sistes/bin/zopectl restart
    fi
    }
    RunService "$1"
    and StartupParameters.plist with these content:
    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
    <!DCTYPE plist PUBLIC "-//Apple Computer//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN"
    "">
    <plist version="1.0">
    <dict>
    <key>Description</key>
    <string>Zope web application server</string>
    <key>Preference</key>
    <string>None</string>
    <key>Provides</key>
    <array>
    <string>Zope Server</string>
    </array>
    <key>Requires</key>
    <array>
    <string>Web Server</string>
    </array>
    </dict>
    </plist>
    With these 2 files zope doesn't start at boot time. For that question I
    try another StartupParameters.plist:
    {
    Description = "Zope WebServer";
    Provides = ("Zope WebServer");
    Requires = ("Web Server");
    Preference = "None";
    Messages =
    {
    start = "Starting Zope WebServer Service";
    stop = "Stopping Zope WebServer Service";
    };
    }
    but It doesn't work too
    Can anyone help me?
    Thanks a lot!
  • No.1 | | 2260 bytes | |

    the following 3 problems

    this line must be in /etc/hostconfig
    ZPESERVER=-YES-

    17.08.2005, at 13:03, Garito wrote:

    Hi all!

    Yesterday I install Zope 2.8.1 on a Mac S X tiger Server and all
    goes ok

    The only question I can't configure is the automatic boot up

    I read some how-to's but they don't work

    At /System/Library/StartupItems I create a folder called Zope with
    2 files:

    Zope with these contents:

    the 'Zope' file must be executable in order to work

    chmod +x Zope

    #!/bin/sh

    ##
    # Zope Web Application Server
    ##

    . /etc/rc.common

    StartService ()
    {
    if [ "${ZPESERVER=-N}" = "-YES-" ]; then
    ConsoleMessage "Starting Zope"
    /var/zope/sistes/bin/zopectl start

    typo? sistes == sites

    fi
    }

    StopService ()
    {
    ConsoleMessage "Stopping Zope"
    /var/zope/sistes/bin/zopectl stop
    }

    RestartService ()
    {
    if [ "${ZPESERVER=-N}" = "-YES-" ]; then
    ConsoleMessage "Restarting Zope"
    /var/zope/sistes/bin/zopectl restart
    fi
    }

    RunService "$1"

    and StartupParameters.plist with these content:

    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
    <!DCTYPE plist PUBLIC "-//Apple Computer//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN"
    "">
    <plist version="1.0">
    <dict>
    <key>Description</key>
    <string>Zope web application server</string>
    <key>Preference</key>
    <string>None</string>
    <key>Provides</key>
    <array>
    <string>Zope Server</string>
    </array>
    <key>Requires</key>
    <array>
    <string>Web Server</string>
    </array>
    </dict>
    </plist>

    With these 2 files zope doesn't start at boot time. For that
    question I try another StartupParameters.plist:

    {
    Description = "Zope WebServer";
    Provides = ("Zope WebServer");
    Requires = ("Web Server");
    Preference = "None";
    Messages =
    {
    start = "Starting Zope WebServer Service";
    stop = "Stopping Zope WebServer Service";
    };
    }

    but It doesn't work too

    Can anyone help me?

    Thanks a lot!
  • No.2 | | 4002 bytes | |

    Bernd Dorn :

    the following 3 problems

    this line must be in /etc/hostconfig
    ZPESERVER=-YES-

    Sorry I put these but I don't tell you

    --
    17.08.2005, at 13:03, Garito wrote:
    >
    >Hi all!
    >>

    >Yesterday I install Zope 2.8.1 on a Mac S X tiger Server and all
    >goes ok
    >>

    >The only question I can't configure is the automatic boot up
    >>

    >I read some how-to's but they don't work
    >>

    >At /System/Library/StartupItems I create a folder called Zope with 2
    >files:
    >>

    >Zope with these contents:
    >
    >

    the 'Zope' file must be executable in order to work

    chmod +x Zope

    Perfect, perhaps this is the problem

    >
    >
    >>

    >#!/bin/sh
    >>

    >##
    ># Zope Web Application Server
    >##
    >>

    >. /etc/rc.common
    >>

    >StartService ()
    >{
    >if [ "${ZPESERVER=-N}" = "-YES-" ]; then
    >ConsoleMessage "Starting Zope"
    >/var/zope/sistes/bin/zopectl start
    >
    >

    typo? sistes == sites

    no, hehe, my company's name (sistes)

    >
    >fi
    >}
    >>

    >StopService ()
    >{
    >ConsoleMessage "Stopping Zope"
    >/var/zope/sistes/bin/zopectl stop
    >}
    >>

    >RestartService ()
    >{
    >if [ "${ZPESERVER=-N}" = "-YES-" ]; then
    >ConsoleMessage "Restarting Zope"
    >/var/zope/sistes/bin/zopectl restart
    >fi
    >}
    >>

    >RunService "$1"
    >>

    >and StartupParameters.plist with these content:
    >>

    ><?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
    ><!DCTYPE plist PUBLIC "-//Apple Computer//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN"
    >"">
    ><plist version="1.0">
    ><dict>
    ><key>Description</key>
    ><string>Zope web application server</string>
    ><key>Preference</key>
    ><string>None</string>
    ><key>Provides</key>
    ><array>
    ><string>Zope Server</string>
    ></array>
    ><key>Requires</key>
    ><array>
    ><string>Web Server</string>
    ></array>
    ></dict>
    ></plist>
    >>

    >With these 2 files zope doesn't start at boot time. For that
    >question I try another StartupParameters.plist:
    >>

    >{
    >Description = "Zope WebServer";
    >Provides = ("Zope WebServer");
    >Requires = ("Web Server");
    >Preference = "None";
    >Messages =
    >{
    >start = "Starting Zope WebServer Service";
    >stop = "Stopping Zope WebServer Service";
    >};
    >}
    >>

    >but It doesn't work too
    >>

    >Can anyone help me?
    >>

    >Thanks a lot!
    >>

    >--
    >Mis Cosas
    >
    >>
    >>

    >
    >Zope maillist - Zope (AT) zope (DOT) org
    >
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    >>

    >


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    Thank you Bernd
    If these doesn't work I tell you
  • No.3 | | 3926 bytes | |

    Bernd Dorn :

    the following 3 problems

    this line must be in /etc/hostconfig
    ZPESERVER=-YES-
    >
    >
    >

    17.08.2005, at 13:03, Garito wrote:
    >
    >Hi all!
    >>

    >Yesterday I install Zope 2.8.1 on a Mac S X tiger Server and all
    >goes ok
    >>

    >The only question I can't configure is the automatic boot up
    >>

    >I read some how-to's but they don't work
    >>

    >At /System/Library/StartupItems I create a folder called Zope with 2
    >files:
    >>

    >Zope with these contents:
    >
    >

    the 'Zope' file must be executable in order to work

    chmod +x Zope
    >
    >
    >>

    >#!/bin/sh
    >>

    >##
    ># Zope Web Application Server
    >##
    >>

    >. /etc/rc.common
    >>

    >StartService ()
    >{
    >if [ "${ZPESERVER=-N}" = "-YES-" ]; then
    >ConsoleMessage "Starting Zope"
    >/var/zope/sistes/bin/zopectl start
    >
    >

    typo? sistes == sites
    >
    >fi
    >}
    >>

    >StopService ()
    >{
    >ConsoleMessage "Stopping Zope"
    >/var/zope/sistes/bin/zopectl stop
    >}
    >>

    >RestartService ()
    >{
    >if [ "${ZPESERVER=-N}" = "-YES-" ]; then
    >ConsoleMessage "Restarting Zope"
    >/var/zope/sistes/bin/zopectl restart
    >fi
    >}
    >>

    >RunService "$1"
    >>

    >and StartupParameters.plist with these content:
    >>

    ><?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
    ><!DCTYPE plist PUBLIC "-//Apple Computer//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN"
    >"">
    ><plist version="1.0">
    ><dict>
    ><key>Description</key>
    ><string>Zope web application server</string>
    ><key>Preference</key>
    ><string>None</string>
    ><key>Provides</key>
    ><array>
    ><string>Zope Server</string>
    ></array>
    ><key>Requires</key>
    ><array>
    ><string>Web Server</string>
    ></array>
    ></dict>
    ></plist>
    >>

    >With these 2 files zope doesn't start at boot time. For that
    >question I try another StartupParameters.plist:
    >>

    >{
    >Description = "Zope WebServer";
    >Provides = ("Zope WebServer");
    >Requires = ("Web Server");
    >Preference = "None";
    >Messages =
    >{
    >start = "Starting Zope WebServer Service";
    >stop = "Stopping Zope WebServer Service";
    >};
    >}
    >>

    >but It doesn't work too
    >>

    >Can anyone help me?
    >>

    >Thanks a lot!
    >>

    >--
    >Mis Cosas
    >
    >>
    >>

    >
    >Zope maillist - Zope (AT) zope (DOT) org
    >
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    >>

    >


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    Hi again!
    Sorry but Zope is executable, perhaps another thing?
    Any idea?

    Thanks
  • No.4 | | 3687 bytes | |

    17.08.2005, at 20:22, Garito wrote:

    Bernd Dorn :
    >
    >
    >the following 3 problems
    >>

    >this line must be in /etc/hostconfig
    >ZPESERVER=-YES-
    >>
    >>
    >>

    >17.08.2005, at 13:03, Garito wrote:
    >>
    >>

    Hi all!

    Yesterday I install Zope 2.8.1 on a Mac S X tiger Server and
    all goes ok

    The only question I can't configure is the automatic boot up

    I read some how-to's but they don't work

    At /System/Library/StartupItems I create a folder called Zope
    with 2 files:

    Zope with these contents:

    >>
    >>

    >the 'Zope' file must be executable in order to work
    >>

    >chmod +x Zope
    >>
    >>
    >>


    #!/bin/sh

    ##
    # Zope Web Application Server
    ##

    . /etc/rc.common

    StartService ()
    {
    if [ "${ZPESERVER=-N}" = "-YES-" ]; then
    ConsoleMessage "Starting Zope"
    /var/zope/sistes/bin/zopectl start

    >>
    >>

    >typo? sistes == sites
    >>
    >>

    fi
    }

    StopService ()
    {
    ConsoleMessage "Stopping Zope"
    /var/zope/sistes/bin/zopectl stop
    }

    RestartService ()
    {
    if [ "${ZPESERVER=-N}" = "-YES-" ]; then
    ConsoleMessage "Restarting Zope"
    /var/zope/sistes/bin/zopectl restart
    fi
    }

    RunService "$1"

    and StartupParameters.plist with these content:

    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
    <!DCTYPE plist PUBLIC "-//Apple Computer//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN"
    "">
    <plist version="1.0">
    <dict>
    <key>Description</key>
    <string>Zope web application server</string>
    <key>Preference</key>
    <string>None</string>
    <key>Provides</key>
    <array>
    <string>Zope Server</string>
    </array>
    <key>Requires</key>
    <array>
    <string>Web Server</string>
    </array>
    </dict>
    </plist>

    With these 2 files zope doesn't start at boot time. For that
    question I try another StartupParameters.plist:

    {
    Description = "Zope WebServer";
    Provides = ("Zope WebServer");
    Requires = ("Web Server");
    Preference = "None";
    Messages =
    {
    start = "Starting Zope WebServer Service";
    stop = "Stopping Zope WebServer Service";
    };
    }

    but It doesn't work too

    Can anyone help me?

    Thanks a lot!

    --
    Mis Cosas

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    >>

    >
    >Zope maillist - Zope (AT) zope (DOT) org
    >
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    >>

    >

    Hi again!
    Sorry but Zope is executable, perhaps another thing?
    Any idea?

    hm, have you set the effective user in zope.conf? you need this if
    you run zopectl as root

    as root try to execute

    /

    from the commandline

    and have a look what if something is looged into your event.log

    without any messages i have no clue

    Thanks
  • No.5 | | 777 bytes | |

    2005-08-18, at 06:35 GMT+12:00, Bernd Dorn wrote:
    17.08.2005, at 20:22, Garito wrote:
    >Hi again!
    >Sorry but Zope is executable, perhaps another thing?
    >Any idea?
    >>
    >>

    hm, have you set the effective user in zope.conf? you need this if
    you run zopectl as root

    as root try to execute

    /

    from the commandline

    and have a look what if something is looged into your event.log

    without any messages i have no clue

    Also worth having a look through the system log using say Console.app.

    Cheers,
    Michael

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  • No.6 | | 4143 bytes | |

    Bernd Dorn :

    17.08.2005, at 20:22, Garito wrote:
    >
    >Bernd Dorn :
    >>
    >>

    the following 3 problems

    this line must be in /etc/hostconfig
    ZPESERVER=-YES-

    17.08.2005, at 13:03, Garito wrote:

    Hi all!

    Yesterday I install Zope 2.8.1 on a Mac S X tiger Server and all
    goes ok

    The only question I can't configure is the automatic boot up

    I read some how-to's but they don't work

    At /System/Library/StartupItems I create a folder called Zope
    with 2 files:

    Zope with these contents:

    the 'Zope' file must be executable in order to work

    chmod +x Zope

    #!/bin/sh

    ##
    # Zope Web Application Server
    ##

    . /etc/rc.common

    StartService ()
    {
    if [ "${ZPESERVER=-N}" = "-YES-" ]; then
    ConsoleMessage "Starting Zope"
    /var/zope/sistes/bin/zopectl start

    typo? sistes == sites

    fi
    }

    StopService ()
    {
    ConsoleMessage "Stopping Zope"
    /var/zope/sistes/bin/zopectl stop
    }

    RestartService ()
    {
    if [ "${ZPESERVER=-N}" = "-YES-" ]; then
    ConsoleMessage "Restarting Zope"
    /var/zope/sistes/bin/zopectl restart
    fi
    }

    RunService "$1"

    and StartupParameters.plist with these content:

    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
    <!DCTYPE plist PUBLIC "-//Apple Computer//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN"
    "">
    <plist version="1.0">
    <dict>
    <key>Description</key>
    <string>Zope web application server</string>
    <key>Preference</key>
    <string>None</string>
    <key>Provides</key>
    <array>
    <string>Zope Server</string>
    </array>
    <key>Requires</key>
    <array>
    <string>Web Server</string>
    </array>
    </dict>
    </plist>

    With these 2 files zope doesn't start at boot time. For that
    question I try another StartupParameters.plist:

    {
    Description = "Zope WebServer";
    Provides = ("Zope WebServer");
    Requires = ("Web Server");
    Preference = "None";
    Messages =
    {
    start = "Starting Zope WebServer Service";
    stop = "Stopping Zope WebServer Service";
    };
    }

    but It doesn't work too

    Can anyone help me?

    Thanks a lot!

    --
    Mis Cosas

    Zope maillist - Zope (AT) zope (DOT) org

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    >>

    >Hi again!
    >Sorry but Zope is executable, perhaps another thing?
    >Any idea?
    >>

    hm, have you set the effective user in zope.conf? you need this if
    you run zopectl as root

    as root try to execute

    /

    from the commandline

    and have a look what if something is looged into your event.log

    without any messages i have no clue
    >
    >
    >
    >
    >
    >Thanks
    >>

    >--
    >Mis Cosas
    >
    >>
    >>

    >
    >Zope maillist - Zope (AT) zope (DOT) org
    >
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    >)
    >>

    >


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    Sorry but my Mac S X skill are null

    I try:

    sudo /

    but raises line 31: $1: unbound variable

    now I supouse $1 will be

    then I try:

    sudo / StartService

    but raises unknown argument: StartService

    I another hand at Console there aren't any message about Zope on it

    Sorry for my inexperience and thanks a lot!!!
  • No.7 | | 1569 bytes | |

    Aug 18, 2005, at 1:19 PM, Garito wrote:

    Sorry but my Mac S X skill are null

    I think you are in the unfortunate spot of of S X where you are
    confronted with the ease of use of Unix and the ubiquity of the
    Macintosh.

    I try:

    sudo /

    but raises line 31: $1: unbound variable

    now I supouse $1 will be

    You might want to take a look at some of Apple's documentation for
    creating its startup items, since it is significantly different than
    either the traditional Unix styles (both BSD and SysV)

    <

    Also, I would recommend against putting your startup items in /System/
    Library/StartupItems, and suggest to use /Library/StartupItems
    instead. Everything in /System can be overwritten by S upgrades, /
    Library is for a machine's local customizations.

    What I believe you want in order to test your script is:

    sudo /Library/StartupItems/Zope/Zope start

    the RunService function will take the argument "start" , "stop", or
    "restart", and based on that, run either the function "StartService",
    "StopService", or "RestartService". All three functions need to
    exist, whether they are used or not.

    you get that to succeed, you might want to try to see if this
    succeeeds:

    sudo /sbin/SystemStarter restart "Zope WebServer"

    (or maybe "Zope Server", you seem to have changed it between plist
    revisions.)

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  • No.8 | | 2052 bytes | |

    Andrew Langmead :

    Aug 18, 2005, at 1:19 PM, Garito wrote:
    >
    >Sorry but my Mac S X skill are null
    >
    >

    I think you are in the unfortunate spot of of S X where you are
    confronted with the ease of use of Unix and the ubiquity of the
    Macintosh.
    >
    >>

    >I try:
    >>

    >sudo /
    >>

    >but raises line 31: $1: unbound variable
    >>

    >now I supouse $1 will be
    >>

    >
    >
    >

    You might want to take a look at some of Apple's documentation for
    creating its startup items, since it is significantly different than
    either the traditional Unix styles (both BSD and SysV)

    <
    --
    Also, I would recommend against putting your startup items in /System/
    Library/StartupItems, and suggest to use /Library/StartupItems
    instead. Everything in /System can be overwritten by S upgrades, /
    Library is for a machine's local customizations.

    What I believe you want in order to test your script is:

    sudo /Library/StartupItems/Zope/Zope start
    --
    the RunService function will take the argument "start" , "stop", or
    "restart", and based on that, run either the function "StartService",
    "StopService", or "RestartService". All three functions need to
    exist, whether they are used or not.
    >
    >
    >

    you get that to succeed, you might want to try to see if this
    succeeeds:

    sudo /sbin/SystemStarter restart "Zope WebServer"

    (or maybe "Zope Server", you seem to have changed it between plist
    revisions.)

    Hi

    I try sudo / start but nothing
    happend (nor on console)

    but if I launch /var/zope/sistes/bin/zopectl start it works perfectly

    I try to comment the if and fi lines but don't work

    any idea?

    Thanks!
  • No.9 | | 1392 bytes | |

    Aug 23, 2005, at 6:24 AM, Garito wrote:

    I try sudo / start but nothing
    happend (nor on console)

    but if I launch /var/zope/sistes/bin/zopectl start it works perfectly

    I try to comment the if and fi lines but don't work

    I just want to make sure I point out to you, that little of this has
    to do with Zope itself, and most of the audience of this list knows
    little or cares little about the peculiarities of the MSX/Darwin
    init environment.

    piece of information that I now realize that I forgot to put in
    the previous message was that if you have the section "if [ "$
    {ZPESERVER=-N}" = "-YES-" ]; then" in your startup script, then
    you probably have to put a line in your /etc/hostconfig that says
    ZPESERVER=-YES-. The bundles in /System/Library/StartupItems and /
    Library/StartupItems tell the machine how to start services and in
    what order, but the /etc/hostconfig file specifies which services are
    desired for a particular machine.

    If you want to diagnose the shell script in /Library/StartupItems/
    Zope/Zope, you might want to try to run it with the bourne shell's
    trace option, specified by the "-x" parameter.

    sh -x /Library/StartupItems/Zope/Zope start

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  • No.10 | | 2668 bytes | |

    Andrew Langmead :

    Aug 23, 2005, at 6:24 AM, Garito wrote:
    >
    >I try sudo / start but nothing
    >happend (nor on console)
    >>

    >but if I launch /var/zope/sistes/bin/zopectl start it works perfectly
    >>

    >I try to comment the if and fi lines but don't work
    >>

    >
    >

    I just want to make sure I point out to you, that little of this has
    to do with Zope itself, and most of the audience of this list knows
    little or cares little about the peculiarities of the MSX/Darwin
    init environment.
    --
    piece of information that I now realize that I forgot to put in
    the previous message was that if you have the section "if [ "$
    {ZPESERVER=-N}" = "-YES-" ]; then" in your startup script, then
    you probably have to put a line in your /etc/hostconfig that says
    ZPESERVER=-YES-. The bundles in /System/Library/StartupItems and /
    Library/StartupItems tell the machine how to start services and in
    what order, but the /etc/hostconfig file specifies which services are
    desired for a particular machine.

    If you want to diagnose the shell script in /Library/StartupItems/
    Zope/Zope, you might want to try to run it with the bourne shell's
    trace option, specified by the "-x" parameter.

    sh -x /Library/StartupItems/Zope/Zope start
    --
    Sorry for the inconvenience but I don't know where to ask for these kind
    of problems
    If I search on Google about these there are few responses and very vague

    I type your sh -x /Library/StartItems/Zope/Zope start with these response:

    macmini:~ garito$ sh -x /Library/StartupItems/Zope/Zope start
    + . /etc/rc.common
    ++ set -u
    ++

    ++ export PATH
    ++ . /etc/hostconfig
    AFPSERVER=-N
    AUTHSERVER=-N
    AUTMUNT=-YES-
    CUPS=-AUTMATIC-
    NFSLCKS=-AUTMATIC-
    NISDMAIN=-N
    TIMESYNC=-YES-
    QTSSWEBADMIN=-N
    WEBSERVER=-YES-
    SMBSERVER=-YES-
    SNMPSERVER=-N
    SPTLIGHT=-YES-
    QTSSRUNSERVER=-N
    TIMESERV=-N
    WEBPERFCACHESERVER=-N
    ARDAGENT=-YES-
    SFTWAREUPDATESERVER=-N
    HSTNAME=www.sistes.net
    IPFILTER=-N
    MAILMAN=-YES-
    CRASHREPRTER=-YES-
    ZPESERVER=-YES-
    + RunService start
    + StartService
    + '[' -YES- = -YES- ']'
    + ConsoleMessage 'Starting Zope'
    you must be root to run ConsoleMessage
    + /var/zope/sistes/bin/zopectl start
    daemon process started, pid=22593

    the pid is asigned but Zope doesn't work even if I delete the
    ConsoleMessages

    Thanks!!

Re: Zope 2.8.1 on Mac OS X tiger Server


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