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A modification of ZSyncer: sends and receives objects through the net, with xml-rpc or SSL XML-RPC.
Works with ZSyncer 0.3 and m2Crypto-0.06-win32.zip or m2crypto-0.07-snap1.

I am using it to send objects from a Zope 2.4.1 (linux) to a Zope 2.4.1 (windows) running with ssl-zserver(the one in m2crypto)

Usage:

from python script or xml-rpc, call ZSyncerMute.cp (local_path, remote_path, type) local_path and remote_path are a list of folder names.
['', folder1, folder2 ] for /folder1/folder2 '' = / folder
type is the meta_type: '' copies all objects, else copy all the objects with the meta_type in the local_path.

Note: for ssl, the user and password are given in the url, with the notation:
https://login:password@host:port/path1/index_htm


Version 2:
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  • Corrected logging bug (was always activated, and errors calling a function of ZSyncer)
  • cp method requires View Management Screen permission, like the other methods.
  • No need to have persmission access in all the folders of the the path, only the destination and origin folder need the "Delete Objects" AND "Import/Export objects" permissions. (the traversal is unrestrictedtravers instead of restrictedtravers.


    • TODO
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    Remove the ZSyncer dependency, and create another product that could be named "Zcp"

     Title   Type   Size   Modified   Status 
     1 Edit object Software Release   2002-05-14 published
     2 Edit object Software Release   2002-05-14 published
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