Plone Runscript Recipe
Abstract
This is a buildout recipe for zope/plone which runs a script using zopectl in a zope instance.
Recipe options
- instance-home
The INSTANCE_HOME. This can commonly be found in the ${instance:location} buildout variables.
- zeo-home
If you are using a zeo server then you must define this option so zopectl can connect to your database. This can commonly be found in the ${zeoserver:location} buildout variable.
- script
The path to the script that will be run. If not specified the script name is taken form the part name with a .py suffix added and assumed to be location in ${buildout:bin-directory}.
- args
The arguments for the script.
The script is run using the instance startup script, which is assumed to be named like the basename part of the instance-home directory.
Changes
0.3.1 2009-03-08
Removed SVN tags – dont need no more SPAM [seletz]
0.3 2009-03-08
Long overdue release [seletz]
added support for zeo by adding a ‘zeo-home’ option which works in the same manner as the ‘instance-home’ option. the zeo is started and then stopped once the script has been run. [claytron]
Document the .py suffix default [wichert]
Allow specifying a custom script as well [wichert]
Expand the documentation a little bit [wichert]
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