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=========================================
 ZServerSSL for ZopeX3.0.0 
=========================================

:Author: Ng Pheng Siong
:Id: $Id: INSTALL.txt 354 2006-02-25 00:13:15Z heikki $
:Date: $Date$
:Web-Site: http://sandbox.rulemaker.net/ngps/zope/zssl/

.. contents::


Directories
-----------------------

Directory structure assumes the following:

- ZopeX3.0.0 is installed in <install-dir>.
- An instance has been created in <instance-home>.


<install-dir>
-----------------------

The following files are to be copied to the corresponding directories
in your <install-dir>:

- install_dir/lib/python/zope/server/http/https_server.py
- install_dir/lib/python/zope/server/http/https_serverchannel.py
- install_dir/lib/python/zope/server/http/publisherhttps_server.py
- install_dir/lib/python/zope/app/server/https.py


<instance-home>
-----------------------

The following files are to be copied to the corresponding directories
in your <instance-home>:

- instance_home/ssl/ca.pem
- instance_home/ssl/server.pem
- instance_home/ssl/dh1024.pem

These are example files. For more information on them, consult the
ZServerSSL HOWTO for Zope 2.6.

The following patch files are to be applied to the corresponding
directories:

- install_dir/lib/python/zope/app/server/configure.zcml.patch
- instance_home/etc/zope.conf.patch


Launch ZServerSSL
-------------------

::

    $ <instance-home>/bin/runzope


Testing
---------

This section TDB. I have tested ZServerSSL for Zope 3 with 'openssl
s_client' and 'openssl s_client -nbio' successfully.


Conclusion
------------

Yes, it works! ;-)