Please Review: Multiple Plone Sites Per Zope Instance Using Separatae Data FS Files For Each One

Working off the notes in the following documentation: 
http://plone.org/documentation/how-to/multiple-plone-sites-per-zope-instance-using-separate-data-fs-files-for-each-one/
Multiple Plone Sites Per Zope Instance Using Separatae Data FS Files For
Each One , and with the help of IanFHood in plone irc, we've put together a
working deployment.cfg buildout extension for plone v3.2.  It was suggested
by <limi> that I post to the documentation group so that the original
document is updated. 

>From the original documentation there were two points that I became hung up
on:  First, there is no notation that "zeo-filestorage" needs to be defined
in the [buildout] part.  Secondly, while whitespace is brought up in the
notes, it was unknown to me that all entries after "zeo-conf-additional ="
needed to begin with whitespace.  These may both be novice mistakes on my
part, but it would help to clarify them or provide a link back to
documentation should it exist. 

The major changes that we made from the documented method in the notes are
as follows: 

1. Define zeo-filestorage in [buildout] 

[buildout] 
... 
zeo-filestorage = ${buildout:directory}/var/filestorage 


2. Use ${buildout:directory} in my var declarations for each zeoclient
configuration within each zodb_db element:

  <zeoclient> 
      ... 
      var ${buildout:directory}/var 
  </zeoclient> 

3. Call the zope-conf-additional settings from [instance] into
[debug-instance] 

[debug-instance] 
... 
zope-conf-additional = ${instance:zope-conf-additional} 

It may also be worthwhile to discuss potential performance issues with such
a setup.  Please let me know if you need any further details. 

Regards!

http://n2.nabble.com/file/n2470168/deployment.cfg deployment.cfg 
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