Skeletonz is a new content management system (CMS) based on Python. It differs from others by being simple, but yet very powerful and extensible. If you need a simple system that you and your users are going love then Skeletonz might be the solution you are looking for! The system is open source and released under GNU GPL.
Where to download kits
The recommended way to install Skeletonz on OpenVMS is to install the Portable Python kit, for more information view Download and installation of Python for OpenVMS
How to install Skeletonz on OpenVMS
Skeletonz is already installed in the Portable Python LD image. 5
setup a local CMS
First create an empty MySQL database, for example skeletonz, and optionally but recommended, a MySQL user for this application.
Then, if you want to create your CMS in dev:[site_sk_page] under the username CMSUSR
$ @python_vms:setup $ @LDA2:[skeletonz.vms]create_skeletonz_page dev:[site_sk_page] CMSUSR
DSA200:[site_sk_page]general_config.py
Then edit dev:[site_sk_page]general_config.py. This file is commented and it should be trivial to edit it.
finally start the CMS server
$ @LDA2:[skeletonz.vms]startup dev:[site_sk_page] $ subm/noprint/user=CMSUSR/que=CMS_QUEUE - $_ SKELETONZ_ROOT:[vms]run_server
Your Skeletonz CMS is ready 
Using Skeletonz thru a WASD reverse proxy server
To setup the http://mysite/skpages site to use Skeletonz (running on port 8000) thru a reverse proxy service, the following rules can be used:
... redirect /skpages/* /http://foobar:8000/*? pass http://foobar:8000* http://foobar:8000* RESPONSE=gzip=none
