Christoph Breidert schrieb:
Hi folks,
I have had my magnolia running successfully for almost 2 years
(version 2.1).
Stupidly I corrupted one node. Accidently tomcat was started as root
and I modified some node. When I saw that the process was running as
root, I restarted tomcat with the apropriate user. When I further
modified the same node, it was only partly published, or some of the
contents in the repository was not deleted properly. However, now the
node is broken, and I cannot get rid of it.
I tried, deactivating + deleting from the authoring instnance. No
success, now the node is even dissapeared in the authoring instance
but still in the public instance.
Then I tried deleting the node directly on the public instance. Also
no success, I get some javax.jcr.ItemNotFoundException that something
is missing.
So now I do not know how to get rid of the sucker. Has anyone had a
similar problem? Is it possible to delete the node manually in the
repository?
Help or good ideas are highly appreciated.
Cheers, Christoph
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Hi guys, this was my solution:
I regularly backup my repository with pdumpfs. To fix the corrupt node,
I simply replaced the corrupt repository with my latest backup, and
activated the nodes, that were changed since the last backup. I can
recommend using pdumpfs for backing up the repositories, because it does
incremental backups.
Cheers, Christoph
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