Hi Chris, The traceback is for my productions site. Channel is a skin I have added. The exportation of this production site is what I want to accomplish in the end. However, as stated in one of the previous letters I have done the following test to ensure that there isn't something strange with one of my current Zope installations. The test I have done is to install two "fresh" Zopes (same Zope, same CMF, no other add-ons) on the same machine. Instance home the one Zope, leave the other one as is. Create a new CMF site from scratch in Zope1. Export it from Zope1, import it into Zope2. (I also did this the other way around). In both cases, the import shows broken Portal Folder icons and the site does not render. Only in my production site's case do I get the traceback. The fresh install test also does not work - it doesn't show a traceback, but just doesn't render - instead I get the standard Zope intro page. As if the portal does not have a default document. The above test shows me that either I am doing something wrong with the instance home setup, or there is a bug when exporting/importing CMF sites between instance home and non-instance home Zopes. It's a pain, but it would be great is someone else could test this (install two Zopes with CMF, make one instance home, create CMF site, export, import, see if it works) and see if they get the same problem. Regards Etienne
Chris Wrote
Hi Etienne, Etienne Labuschagne wrote:
Module Script (Python), line 4, in index_html - <PythonScript at /Channel/index_html>
I don't remember standard CMF sites having a skin layer called 'Channel', are you using Plone perhaps?
Module Products.PageTemplates.ZRPythonExpr, line 48, in __call__ - __traceback_info__: here.truncID( here.getId(), size=15 ) Module Python expression "here.truncID( here.getId(), size=15 )", line 2, in f AttributeError: truncID
This doesn't look like the kind of error that happens if you have identical setups on both Zope instances. Are you sure you're running the same versions of Zope/CMF/Plone on both servers? cheers, Chris PS: You're emitting HTML again, please stop ;-)