Products.remember 1.1b2

Remember

Remember is a full implementation of the default Plone member configuration using content to represent the members, built on top of Membrane. Out of the box, Remember should work very much like a regular Plone site, except that member information is stored in Member objects that are (by default) stored in the portal_memberdata tool.

Remember is a successor to CMFMember, which will not work with PluggableAuthService-based user folders, and thus will not work with a typical Plone 2.5 (and greater) installation. There is a migration path provided for folks with existing CMFMember-based sites who would like to migration to Plone 2.5.X and Remember. For instructions on performing such migrations, please refer to the README.txt file in the cmfmember subdirectory.

NOTE: This version of Remember requires Plone 3.0 or 3.1, it does NOT support Plone 2.5. If you have a CMFMember-based Plone 2.1 solution, you should initially migrate to Remember 1.0 and Plone 2.5. Once this is working correctly, then you can upgrade to Remember 1.1 and Plone 3 with little problem.

For questions and support, please see the Remember mailing list: http://www.openplans.org/projects/remember/lists/remember/

INSTALLATION

Remember is packaged using Python’s setuptools package management infrastructure. Remember can be made available to your Zope instance by installing the Products.remember package into your Zope’s python environment, using either easy_install or ‘python setup.py install’.

Remember is installed into a Plone site by the application of a GenericSetup extension profile. You can do this when creating a new site by selecting remember from the list of available setup profiles when you are creating the site. In an existing site, you can use Plone’s regular product installation interface.

REQUIREMENTS

• Zope 2.10.X

• Plone 3.0.X or 3.1.X

• membrane 1.1

Optional:

• contentmigration (if migrating an existing CMFMember site) (http://svn.plone.org/svn/collective/contentmigration/trunk)

• py-bcrypt (http://www.mindrot.org/py-bcrypt.html or

  http://cheeseshop.python.org/pypi/bcrypt/0.1)