Thanks so much. This did work finally. I had to do use the "Clear and Rebuild" method in my 3.3.6 site. After that the migration of the Data.fs file in the 4.1.2 site completed.
I really appreciate the help. Stuart Quoting Maurits van Rees ([email protected]) on Thu, Oct 27, 2011 at 05:18:36AM -0700: > Op 26-10-11 22:41, Marshall, Stuart L. schreef: > > Thanks for the suggestion. I tried updating the catalog in both the > > old working 3.3.6 site and in the new 4.1.2. It did not help in > > either case. > > > > I did look in: /collab/uid_catalog/Indexes/Type > > > > and there are only 2 entries there with portal_factory in the path, > > they are: > > > > portal_factory/Folder/admin > > seminars/portal_factory/Folder/teatalks > > > > So these seem to correspond well to the error message. > > > > Unfortunately so far I can't think if any way to delete them > > (or find them since /admin and /seminars/teatalks both exist as real > > folders). > > > > Since there are only two items, I wonder if there is a way to > > identify and delete them in the ZMI interface? > > You should be able to delete the entries from the catalog. Best is to > do this not in the uid_catalog, but in the portal_catalog. I think that > will also clear up the uid_catalog automatically; if not, then do the > same manually in the uid_catalog anyway. > > - go to portal_catalog in the ZMI > > - tab Catalog > > - Use the path filter to search for those two portal factory items; this > should include the complete path from the zope root onwards, so somthing > like /plonesitename/seminars/portal_factory. If you only have a few > dozen items in your catalog you can of course simply browse the catalog. > > - Check the item you want to remove and click the Remove button. > > If this does not work, you may want to clear and rebuild the > portal_catalog. This can take a long time if you have lots of content > though. > > - In the portal_catalog go to the Advanced tab. > > - Click the Clear and Rebuild button. > > - Grab a coffee or go out for lunch if this is a site with a few > gigabytes of data. :-) > > Oh, make sure you have a proper backup of the data just in case anything > goes wrong; but you should have that already. > _______________________________________________ Setup mailing list [email protected] https://lists.plone.org/mailman/listinfo/plone-setup
