Ben Ransom
2011-12-07 19:25:55 UTC
Hi all,
I'm trying to move a plone 3.3.5 site to a newer box (newer underlying Linux). On newbox, I've installed Plone 3.3.5, made buildout.cfg the same as from the oldbox, run buildout, and copied over Data.fs from a shutdown state on oldbox.
Apache is running on both oldbox and newbox. To test on the newbox and avoid influence of rewrite issues (and dns, and virtualhostmonster), I launch firefox on newbox and point to http://IP_address:8080 ?so far, so good: I see the vanilla Plone banner page. But if I click on "View your Plone site" (which is http://IP_address:8080/Plone ), firefox shows an error (see below). Interestingly, I get the same error if I check http://localhost:8080/Plone even on oldbox, yet http://IP_address:8080/Plone shows the site correctly (on oldbox).
Anyone know what is causing this error? I need to test browse through the Plone site on newbox before cutting over.
Thanks,
-Ben
Ben Ransom
College of Engineering
UC Davis
530-752-5625
-------------------error from http://IP_address:8080/Plone -------------
Site Error
An error was encountered while publishing this resource.
TraversalError
(Also, the following error occurred while attempting to render the standard error message, please see the event log for full details: ('No traversable adapter found', {u'content': [('version', '1.6'), ('mode', 'html'), ('setPosition', (106, 24)), ('setSourceFile', 'main_template'), ('beginScope', {u'tal:define': u'show_border context/@@plone/showEditableBorder', u'metal:define-macro': u'content', u'tal:attributes': u"class python:test(show_border,'documentEditable','')"}), ('setLocal', (u'show_border', <PathExpr standard:u'context/@@plone/showEditableBorder'>)), ('startTag', (u'div', [(u'metal:define-macro', u'content', 'metal'), (u'tal:define', u'show_border context/@@plone/showEditableBorder', 'tal'), (u'tal:attribu ??..etc etc etc
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I'm trying to move a plone 3.3.5 site to a newer box (newer underlying Linux). On newbox, I've installed Plone 3.3.5, made buildout.cfg the same as from the oldbox, run buildout, and copied over Data.fs from a shutdown state on oldbox.
Apache is running on both oldbox and newbox. To test on the newbox and avoid influence of rewrite issues (and dns, and virtualhostmonster), I launch firefox on newbox and point to http://IP_address:8080 ?so far, so good: I see the vanilla Plone banner page. But if I click on "View your Plone site" (which is http://IP_address:8080/Plone ), firefox shows an error (see below). Interestingly, I get the same error if I check http://localhost:8080/Plone even on oldbox, yet http://IP_address:8080/Plone shows the site correctly (on oldbox).
Anyone know what is causing this error? I need to test browse through the Plone site on newbox before cutting over.
Thanks,
-Ben
Ben Ransom
College of Engineering
UC Davis
530-752-5625
-------------------error from http://IP_address:8080/Plone -------------
Site Error
An error was encountered while publishing this resource.
TraversalError
(Also, the following error occurred while attempting to render the standard error message, please see the event log for full details: ('No traversable adapter found', {u'content': [('version', '1.6'), ('mode', 'html'), ('setPosition', (106, 24)), ('setSourceFile', 'main_template'), ('beginScope', {u'tal:define': u'show_border context/@@plone/showEditableBorder', u'metal:define-macro': u'content', u'tal:attributes': u"class python:test(show_border,'documentEditable','')"}), ('setLocal', (u'show_border', <PathExpr standard:u'context/@@plone/showEditableBorder'>)), ('startTag', (u'div', [(u'metal:define-macro', u'content', 'metal'), (u'tal:define', u'show_border context/@@plone/showEditableBorder', 'tal'), (u'tal:attribu ??..etc etc etc
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