Blog client image upload

I'm new in this list, so hello you all! Name's Adrian and I'm from 
Spain.

I started using Zope three months ago and I'm very satisfied with it. 
It's running at home on an old  computer I rescued from going to the 
thrash: Pentium 120 MHz, 64 MB of RAM, 7 GB of hard disk. It's running 
on OpenBSD 3.6 behind Apache 1.3.29 with virtual hosts. Requests are 
redirected from Apache to Zope using mod_rewrite. Although it's a 
modest machine, it performs quite well -- if you want to take a look 
surf to http://foobar.homeunix.org

Of course, I have COREBlog installed, and I think it's darn good weblog 
product. I started using version 1.0 and I have updated to 1.1 lately. 
I'm using Ecto (http://ecto.kung-foo.tv/) with the MovableType API. I 
tried to upload images directly from Ecto, but Zope returned a URL not 
valid error. I took a look after COREBlog's code, and saw that there's 
some code for the "newMediaObject" call, but it's commented out.

Is there any good reason for this to be commented (and thus disabled)? 
Is image upload really possible with COREBlog? What I'm doing in the 
meantime is manual image upload from the ZMI, and then edit posts to 
add the appropiate <img src="..."/> tags, but this is somewhat clumsy.

Any ideas?

Thanks in advance.

--
Adrian Perez
GPUL/CLUG member » http://gpul.org
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