[opencms-dev] state:error, message:500 error after copying OpenCms7.0.5 website from WinXP to Mac OS X

[Mathias Lin]

Just found the problem myself... silly thing. I had an OpenCms8 installation
running under context 'opencms' and then replaced that with the OpenCms
7.0.5 copy. The cached files under the Tomcat 'work' folder caused the
problems.
After clearing the cache / Tomcat work folder, everything works fine.


Mathias Lin wrote:
> 
> I copied a OpenCms 7.0.5 website (raw mysql data folder and opencms webapp
> folder) from WinXP to Mac OS X.
> The website runs fine and I can log into the workplace, but right clicking
> on a file icon in the workplace would bring up an error / alert box like
> this: http://yfrog.com/izscreenshot20110525at220p, saying:
> 
> state:error
> message:500
> 
> On WinXP, this doesn't happen (FF), only on the target server (Mac OS X;
> both FF and Safari) where I copied my site to.
> 
> Anybody familiar with this error? I know this error box from when you're
> logged into the OpenCms workplace, then shut down the Tomcat, you would
> get this message (message:0 though, not 500). But why would I get this
> here? I copied the entire mysql db data folder and the tables are all ok,
> and it seems to be (if anything) permission related only on VFS level I
> would assume, why would I get a 500 error here - where could there be a
> difference between both setups? Especially when everything else is working
> fine (frontend/website wise). 
> I don't see anything in the log either.
> 
> 
> Another issue is that some pages under Administration (i.e. Module
> Management, Search Management, Scheduled Jobs) stay blank when clicking
> the navigation item. Some admin sections work fine though. Didn't happen
> on WinXP either. Both problems seems to be related.
> 
> 


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