Upgrading from stand alone to zeo (Plone 3.0)

I have been testing Plone 3 rc2, and would like to do the
following:
Install the 'final' Plone 3 as zeo, then upgrade/migrate the
data.fs in the
ZMI. I can't find anything that says this is possible
upgrade path, so I'm
not sure if this can be done.

I have not done any 3rd party installs, or other
customizations. I am just
looking to keep the existing content and user log-ins.
Tom C
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tomsyr wrote:
> I have been testing Plone 3 rc2, and would like to do
the following:
> Install the 'final' Plone 3 as zeo, then
upgrade/migrate the data.fs in the
> ZMI. I can't find anything that says this is possible
upgrade path, so I'm
> not sure if this can be done.
> 

Should be straight-forward.

Just copy your existing Data.fs file over to the new zeo
server
and migrate from the ZMI of one of its clients.

That should be it.

Raphael

> I have not done any 3rd party installs, or other
customizations. I am just
> looking to keep the existing content and user log-ins.
> Tom C


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Ok - I have installed zeo, but I log into ZMI. I have tried
getting there
from port 8100, then changing from port 8100 to 80, but have
not had any
luck.
I have also tried from the console GUI to get in via
localhost:8100/manage

I think I made a change when running Plone 3 rc2 whereas the
default site
pointed to the Plone instance, but I can't find this via
Webmin, so it may
have been done through the VirutalHost Monster.


Tom C

Raphael Ritz wrote:
> 
> tomsyr wrote:
>> I have been testing Plone 3 rc2, and would like to
do the following:
>> Install the 'final' Plone 3 as zeo, then
upgrade/migrate the data.fs in
>> the
>> ZMI. I can't find anything that says this is
possible upgrade path, so
>> I'm
>> not sure if this can be done.
>> 
> 
> Should be straight-forward.
> 
> Just copy your existing Data.fs file over to the new
zeo server
> and migrate from the ZMI of one of its clients.
> 
> That should be it.
> 
> Raphael
> 
>> I have not done any 3rd party installs, or other
customizations. I am
>> just
>> looking to keep the existing content and user
log-ins.
>> Tom C
> 
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Ok - I have installed zeo, but I (CAN'T) log into ZMI. I
have tried getting
there from port 8100, then changing from port 8100 to 80,
but have not had
any luck.
I have also tried from the console GUI to get in via
localhost:8100/manage

I think I made a change when running Plone 3 rc2 whereas the
default site
pointed to the Plone instance, but I can't find this via
Webmin, so it may
have been done through the VirutalHost Monster.


Tom C

Raphael Ritz wrote:
> 
> tomsyr wrote:
>> I have been testing Plone 3 rc2, and would like to
do the following:
>> Install the 'final' Plone 3 as zeo, then
upgrade/migrate the data.fs in
>> the
>> ZMI. I can't find anything that says this is
possible upgrade path, so
>> I'm
>> not sure if this can be done.
>> 
> 
> Should be straight-forward.
> 
> Just copy your existing Data.fs file over to the new
zeo server
> and migrate from the ZMI of one of its clients.
> 
> That should be it.
> 
> Raphael
> 
>> I have not done any 3rd party installs, or other
customizations. I am
>> just
>> looking to keep the existing content and user
log-ins.
>> Tom C
> 
> 
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tomsyr, on 2007-08-23:
>
> Ok - I have installed zeo, but I log into ZMI. I have
tried getting there
> from port 8100, then changing from port 8100 to 80, but
have not had any
> luck.
> I have also tried from the console GUI to get in via
localhost:8100/manage
>
> I think I made a change when running Plone 3 rc2
whereas the default site
> pointed to the Plone instance, but I can't find this
via Webmin, so it may
> have been done through the VirutalHost Monster.

The etc/zope.conf of your zeo client should mention a port
address
where you can reach it.

Does the event.log of your zeo client show any errors?  When
you start
the zeo client in the foreground (bin/zopectl fg) do you see
any errors?

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 I can assure you mine are still greater."


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I ended up upgrading to the stand alone version, and
everything is working as
expected.
Some notes on the zeo though - 
When I tried to do a restart on the zeocluster, it was never
able to launch.
I'm not sure if it's an OS issue or not. Both clients were
able to start,
but I was unable to access via the port numbers.
I didn't run the fg under the client. I did want to under
the server, but
the script was not in the directory. I'm assuming (now)
that's the client's
role.



Maurits van Rees-3 wrote:
> 
> tomsyr, on 2007-08-23:
>>
>> Ok - I have installed zeo, but I log into ZMI. I
have tried getting there
>> from port 8100, then changing from port 8100 to 80,
but have not had any
>> luck.
>> I have also tried from the console GUI to get in
via
>> localhost:8100/manage
>>
>> I think I made a change when running Plone 3 rc2
whereas the default site
>> pointed to the Plone instance, but I can't find
this via Webmin, so it
>> may
>> have been done through the VirutalHost Monster.
> 
> The etc/zope.conf of your zeo client should mention a
port address
> where you can reach it.
> 
> Does the event.log of your zeo client show any errors? 
When you start
> the zeo client in the foreground (bin/zopectl fg) do
you see any errors?
> 
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g/ [NL]
>             Work | http://zestsoftware.nl/
> "Do not worry about your difficulties in
computers,
>  I can assure you mine are still greater."
> 
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