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@NicolasGoeddel yes, there are many Plone sites that need upgrading this year (and next)… while Python 2 won’t get updates (we’re told), it’s not an unsafe language anyhow so likely ok to keep running older Plones on it for a while yet
@Rogaton which link are you trying?
@Rogaton this link works ok https://plone.com/providers/providers/%40%40search26ee.html?Subject%3Alist=country%3A%20Switzerland
Looks like
zopepy or pdb. I guess there is a command I have to call to really start the instance
@Rogaton @stevepiercy ah, https://plone.com/providers.html works but https://plone.com/providers does not? It just did for me. We put in nginx configuration to check for missing
.html before Sept. 7 so that shouldn’t have been the problem
Okay, I don't get it. Problably because it is the first time I am using Solr. I downloaded and started Apache Solr, created a core, then installed Plone 5.2-rc2 with Python 3.6 and collective.solr 8.0.0a1, installed the extension within Plone and changed the base URL to the name of the core I created before in the configuration panel. What's next? What am I missing? The buttons "Solr Reindex", "Clear Solr Index" and also the other two buttons always throw me a
collective.solr.exceptions.SolrConnectionException: HTTP code=404, reason=Not Found. And the Log of Solr shows something like o.a.s.h.a.ShowFileRequestHandler Can not find: schema.xml [/home/solr/solr-8.2.0/server/solr/mycore/conf/schema.xml]. What does that even mean? From where do I get the schema.xml file? The documentation at https://collectivesolr.readthedocs.io does not help me either.
Maybe you can push me in the right direction or the right documentation? Or an beginner tutorial? I only know about portal_catalog.
@NicolasGoeddel regarding launching plone in debug mode: we usually refer to "debug" mode (as in the last kim messages) when we launch Plone with
bin/instance fg. On the other hand, bin/instance debug is giving you a running zope instance with all of your instance libraries (like zopepy, as you mentioned) and bound to the database, so that you can debug objects, views, whatever you want, without having to access plone from the browser.
I know it sounds weird, but actually
fg is the commonly used debug mode when developing plone stuff, so...
But looking at what you just wrote, 404 could mean that whatever configuration you set is not correct because maybe there is no database schema for your Solr database?
And are you sure c.solr (that version) works with Py3 and Plone 5.2?
Do I need much to know about Solr itself? Or will c.solr do it all for me? Seems like the documentation on readthedocs is very old and also not very beginner friendly.
It’s been a while since I looked at c.solr. I found it a bit opaque and in the end Plone’s search was fast enough for my needs. The question you need to ask yourself: what is your use case and is it important enough that it is worth your digging into c.solr and learning how Solr works
@tkimnguyen Yes, it is definitely important enough because we need to be able to search like you know it from Google, using wildcards, - and +, 'or'/'and' and using "quotes for more than one word". We need to search through 10.000+ documents, maybe even more and it has to be fast.
@tkimnguyen seems to be no 'OpenId Connect' support - so i'll check out pyoidc and implement the PAS plugin on my own: https://pyoidc.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
I have currently mr.bob and bobtemplates.plone in a Python 3.6 installation and I use templates created with it in python 2.7, 3.6 and 3.7
So, first you need to create a virtualenv and install bobtemplates.plone there (it will manage the installation of mr.bob).
Second, create a new theme package with it
Third, install this package in a Plone 5.2/Python 3.7 installation
mrbob/bobtemplates.plone works also with newer python 3 versions
[Philip Bauer (pbauer), irc.freenode.net] kurz talk wg https://git.starzel.de/bfs/dokpool/merge_requests/13
[Philip Bauer (pbauer), irc.freenode.net] sorry, wring channel
help is very welcome
I don't know if you guys need it but I struggled with uploading files to Plone 5.2 (Python 3.6) and extracting content and indexing them using collective.solr 8.0.0a1 when Solr runs as a different user or has no access to the blob storage of Plone. Changing two simple things within collective.solr makes extracting information of blobs independent of filesystem, host and port of the plone instance: collective/collective.solr#238
I have an emergency situation in which I'm facing exactly this issue https://community.plone.org/t/upgrading-from-plone-3-0-to-5-x/8670/6
IOW, BrokenModified: <persistent broken Products.CMFDefault.DiscussionItem.DiscussionItemContainer on a Plone 5.2 site whenever I try to save an item
I tried deleting all the revisions with collective.revisionmanager, but that did not help
also cleared and rebuilt the catalog after
thank you so much for all your hard work on the python 3 migration!
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