I am moving a geonode install around. The install was done one place,
and we area setting it up in a different net with new names/ip-numbers.
It seems like the data layer referenes are hardcoded with reference to
the actual ip/dns-name. This is a problem because it breaks the relation
between the listed object and its object. It also makes it impossible to
delete data. So I'm stuck with a useless data layer which can not be
removed. Somewhere this information gets stored directly in the
databasse, instead of beeing read from the local_settings.py file.
Can anyone tell which tables in PostGIS should be updated? Or maybe
which keeps this information for Geonode? Or could this be run as a
command to geonode; eg: geonode relocate 10.10.10.1?
Cheers
Ragnvald
