Re: [Hypercontent-users] Moving Server/Portal

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Hi Alex

Glad to hear you've had a good break!

Thanks, it was just FileSystemConfig.xml that I had missed when moving 
over.  All seems to be working now.  What hasn't been transfered is the 
user access security on each site,  is there a file that I've missed 
here or will I need to set up access for everyone again?

Thanks
Carl

Alex Vigdor wrote:

> Hi Carl (and everybody),
> I'm back . . . tanner than I've been in a decade and feeling relaxed, 
> though it is cold and rainy here in New York.
>
> It sounds to me like the file 
> "WEB-INF/classes/properties/FileSystemConfig.xml" is missing under the 
> uPortal webapp. You should also make sure you've copied over the files 
> in "WEB-INF/classes/properties/hypercontent".
>
> -Alex
>
> On May 25, 2005, at 6:30 AM, Carl Barrow wrote:
>
>     Hi
>
>     I've moved everything over to the live server and added the
>     HyperContent channel which goes in fine. I just get 'You are not
>     authorized to view any configured projects' in the channel. The
>     repositories are in the correct place so I can't figure out why
>     this is happening. I get the following error in the log file.
>
>     May/25 09:56:46 - Could not load project listings
>     ERROR [tcpConnection-6502-1] root.[] May/25 09:56:46 - EXCEPTION:
>     edu.columbia.filesystem.FileSystemException: A configuration error
>     made it impossible to fulfil this request; InputStream cannot be null
>     A configuration error made it impossible to fulfil this request
>     Recorded Exception:
>     java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: InputStream cannot be null
>     at javax.xml.parsers.DocumentBuilder.parse(DocumentBuilder.java:72)
>     at
>     edu.columbia.filesystem.FileSystemFactory.init(FileSystemFactory.java:53)
>
>     at
>     edu.columbia.filesystem.FileSystemFactory.instance(FileSystemFactory.java:115)
>
>     at
>     edu.columbia.filesystem.FileSystemFactory.getFileSystemType(FileSystemFactory.java:168)
>
>     at
>     edu.columbia.filesystem.FileSystemFactory.getFileSystem(FileSystemFactory.java:83)
>
>     at
>     edu.columbia.hypercontent.Project.getFileSystemFromElement(Project.java:225)
>
>     at
>     edu.columbia.hypercontent.Project.initFileSystems(Project.java:215)
>     at edu.columbia.hypercontent.Project.<init>(Project.java:183)
>     at
>     edu.columbia.hypercontent.ProjectFactory.load(ProjectFactory.java:52)
>     at
>     edu.columbia.hypercontent.ProjectFactory.<init>(ProjectFactory.java:47)
>
>     at
>     edu.columbia.hypercontent.ProjectFactory.instance(ProjectFactory.java:64)
>
>     at
>     edu.columbia.hypercontent.ProjectFactory.getProjectKeys(ProjectFactory.java:72)
>
>     at
>     edu.columbia.hypercontent.contentmanager.CMModel.getProjectListings(CMModel.java:81)
>
>     at
>     edu.columbia.hypercontent.contentmanager.CContentManager.setStaticData(CContentManager.java:120)
>
>     Has anyone go any idea what might be happening?
>
>     Many thanks
>     Carl
>
>
>     Alex Vigdor wrote:
>
>         Hi Carl,
>         The two things to make doubly sure of when you're moving the
>         files are paths and permissions; if the files will be moving
>         to different directories on the production server, you may
>         need to adjust the paths in your project definitions. If you
>         can keep all the paths the same, that won't be an issue. With
>         permissions, you need to be certain that the UID under which
>         the portal runs will have full read/write access to the
>         repository files, and that the process has the appropriate
>         umask for creating new files with the right permissions.
>         As I have mentioned before, it's worth considering hosting the
>         repositories on a file server - if you have more than one
>         portal server, this is an especially good idea, so each server
>         has the same repository filesystem mounted. If you've just got
>         one production portal server, you can get by with using its
>         internal disk, just make sure you back it up regularly.
>         Those caveats aside, tarring up the files and moving them over
>         seems like a fine approach. Good luck!
>
>         Alex
>
>         On May 5, 2005, at 10:40 AM, Carl Barrow wrote:
>
>             Hi Alex
>
>             Sorry for all the questions......
>
>             Now breadcrumbs are working I need to move HyperContent
>             over to the live portal ready for the full role out. I'm
>             using it to manage twelve live sites and a number of
>             others in testing. In your opinion what is the best
>             procedure to move everything over from my test portal to
>             the live University Portal on a different server. Should I
>             just deploy HyperContent on the live portal and then tar
>             up all the repositories on the test server and move them
>             over? Do you foresee any difficulties with the move?
>
>             Thanks
>             Carl
>
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