On Jan 7, 2008, at 1:24 PM, John DeStefano wrote:
On Jan 7, 2008 3:48 PM, Ricardo Newbery <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
That error is unrelated. It's telling you that
"portal_cache_settings" is missing. I'm guessing you removed it
manually? Don't do that.
Yes, I did remove it, when I was deleting caching objects from the
site root in hopes of resolving this earlier. But it does seem
related, at least remotely, as when the CacheFu directories aren't in
Products, this error doesn't occur.
No, not related. You get this error when CacheFu is in Products
precisely because the cachesetup layer only exists when CacheFu is in
Products and you haven't yet properly uninstalled it. When CacheFu
is not in Products, the cachesetup layer is gone (but still in your
list) and the default enableHTTPCompression.py included in the Plone
core is rendered instead.
It's probably best now to install CacheFu from scratch. Since
portal_cache_settings has been deleted there really isn't anything to
migrate anymore. I'm guessing you might have to first remove the
cachesetup layer from your skin list. Or maybe try removing the old
CacheFu cruft via portal_quickinstaller using the ZMI (to bypass the
skin stuff).
I see in /portal_skins/manage_propertiesForm that products I had long
deleted have left their cruft in the Plone Default skin Layers list.
And when I try to remove the cache layers and click Save (or even
click Save without changing anything), an exception is thrown: "Name
not found: LanguageToolFlags".
This means that you have a layer called LanguageToolFlags (an old
deprecated layer from PloneLanguageTool) in your list that no longer
exists. Remove it also from the list and try again. This happens a
lot. Just keep adding any "not found" layers to the delete request
until it works. If this makes you uncomfortable, just define a new
skin with a clone of the current list and start deleting.
Ric
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