[COREblog-en] Migration of COREBlog to COREBlog2

Nick Owen owen.nick at gmail.com
Thu Jun 22 17:07:10 CEST 2006


On 6/21/06, Donna M. Snow <donnamsnow at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I have a client whose site resides on at Zope 2.7.4-0 instance with
> COREBlog 1.0 installed. He has 300+ blog entries we need to migrate to a
> Zope 2.9/Plone 2.5/COREBlog2 setup.
>
> I tried the following (read the read me.. installed the files.. added
> the port at the end of the url)
> http://coreblog.org/trac/coreblog2/browser/trunk/migration
>
> I get:
>
> start!
> {}
>
> and nothing else..anyone successfully exported entries from COREBlog 1.0and imported into COREBlog2?
>
> It's important that I'm able to migrate the former entries as intact as
> possible.
>
> any suggestions? maybe something I need to do on the new instance side??
>
>
> Donna M. Snow



I had the same problem.  It was awhile ago, though and my memory is dull.
IIRC make sure the port script is to be "Script(Python)" , not "Controler
Python Script".  Here are some random notes I dug up:

port - the migration script - is in portal_skins/custom

- COREBlog_Export - the exported text data - is also in
portal_skins/custom
 Be sure not to include ".txt" extension in ID.

- Your COREBlog2 URL might be http://localhost:8080/test212/

- Then access http://localhost:8080/test212/port with web browser.

And I think the thing that really got for me was that I was using the export
button on the old blog, and not the custom export script:

You need to export using another export script. It is in migration
directory, named 'coreblogexport.dtml.txt'.

HTH,

nick

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