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Kirill Smelkov
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Document a `zopectl debug` equivalent.
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system's built-in process manager.
Debugging Zope
--------------
In order to debug the Zope application, it can be helpful to connect
to its database and inspect or change it on the command line. This
feature was previously available via the dedicated `zopectl debug`
command and the same can be achieved in the new WSGI setup.
Assuming you have a Python interpreter with the correct sys.path
available, for example as ``bin/zopepy``, you can run::
$ ZOPE_CONFIG=etc/wsgi.conf bin/zopepy
>>> import Zope2
>>> app = Zope2.app()
>>> app
<Application at >
>>> app.acl_users
<UserFolder at /acl_users>
>>> import transaction
>>> transaction.begin()
>>> app.acl_users._doAddUser('foo', 'bar', ['Manager'], [])
<User 'foo'>
>>> transaction.commit()
Logging In To Zope
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