A little birdy told me that Bill Campbell said: ] Have you tried plone.org? There are a variety of quick install ] methods available? ] ] Do you have Zope installed? i've gotten Plone running under CentOS 4 pretty easily... taking the "Universal Installer" from the Plone site and modifying it (for various reasons, but especially because it tends to compile various libraries -- like libz -- as shared libraries AND install them in /usr/local... this i solved by forcing them to install as static, making Plone link with the static versions, and making them all install in the "Plone installation tree")... i've every reason to believe that the modified installer i made would work fine for CentOS 5 too... but we're still in the process of adopting/upgrading to 5 (we've run into a variety of problems with 5 and some pricy proprietary software that "officially" supports RHEL 4 but not 5... not to mention a number of issues with the newer SE-Linux specs that we haven't worked out yet) B. Karhan simon at pop.psu.edu PRI/SSRI Unix Administrator