From: John on 13 Mar 2006 12:40 I backed up the original companyweb using smigrate. I then deleted the companyweb on the new server using stsadm -o -deletesite and created a new one with no template using stsadm -o -createsite. I adjusted the quotas, and time out settings as I was instructed but during the restore I received a timeout error. upon retrying to restore I received an error that a template had been applied to the site. I then attempted to delete the site again and start all over except I received and error 'there is no web named "/"' but when I try to create a site I receive an error that a site with that name already exists. Please send me some advice, this is a time sensitive issue and there are files in this migration back-up that need to be accessed asap. -John
From: Bob on 13 Mar 2006 13:58 John, As a quick fix did you perform an IISRESET yet? You may have information cached that is pointing to the site that seems like its in an in between state if that makes sense. I have seen this before and I believe the IISReset fixed the issue for me. Bob Fox http://bobfox.net "John" wrote: > I backed up the original companyweb using smigrate. I then deleted the > companyweb on the new server using stsadm -o -deletesite and created a new > one with no template using stsadm -o -createsite. I adjusted the quotas, > and time out settings as I was instructed but during the restore I received > a timeout error. upon retrying to restore I received an error that a > template had been applied to the site. I then attempted to delete the site > again and start all over except I received and error 'there is no web named > "/"' but when I try to create a site I receive an error that a site with > that name already exists. > > Please send me some advice, this is a time sensitive issue and there are > files in this migration back-up that need to be accessed asap. > > -John > > > >
From: John on 13 Mar 2006 14:28 I have tried that, I have even restarted the server, but I continue to receive the same errors. John "Bob" <Bob(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:7E31622C-18F9-48E5-B609-665676CC7CC5(a)microsoft.com... > John, > As a quick fix did you perform an IISRESET yet? You may have information > cached that is pointing to the site that seems like its in an in between > state if that makes sense. I have seen this before and I believe the > IISReset fixed the issue for me. > > > Bob Fox > http://bobfox.net > > "John" wrote: > >> I backed up the original companyweb using smigrate. I then deleted the >> companyweb on the new server using stsadm -o -deletesite and created a >> new >> one with no template using stsadm -o -createsite. I adjusted the quotas, >> and time out settings as I was instructed but during the restore I >> received >> a timeout error. upon retrying to restore I received an error that a >> template had been applied to the site. I then attempted to delete the >> site >> again and start all over except I received and error 'there is no web >> named >> "/"' but when I try to create a site I receive an error that a site with >> that name already exists. >> >> Please send me some advice, this is a time sensitive issue and there are >> files in this migration back-up that need to be accessed asap. >> >> -John >> >> >> >>
From: Bob on 13 Mar 2006 15:55 John, What do you get when you do a stsadm -o enumsites -url http://blahblahblah Do you see the site listed? Bob Fox http://bobfox.net "John" wrote: > I have tried that, I have even restarted the server, but I continue to > receive the same errors. > > John > > > "Bob" <Bob(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:7E31622C-18F9-48E5-B609-665676CC7CC5(a)microsoft.com... > > John, > > As a quick fix did you perform an IISRESET yet? You may have information > > cached that is pointing to the site that seems like its in an in between > > state if that makes sense. I have seen this before and I believe the > > IISReset fixed the issue for me. > > > > > > Bob Fox > > http://bobfox.net > > > > "John" wrote: > > > >> I backed up the original companyweb using smigrate. I then deleted the > >> companyweb on the new server using stsadm -o -deletesite and created a > >> new > >> one with no template using stsadm -o -createsite. I adjusted the quotas, > >> and time out settings as I was instructed but during the restore I > >> received > >> a timeout error. upon retrying to restore I received an error that a > >> template had been applied to the site. I then attempted to delete the > >> site > >> again and start all over except I received and error 'there is no web > >> named > >> "/"' but when I try to create a site I receive an error that a site with > >> that name already exists. > >> > >> Please send me some advice, this is a time sensitive issue and there are > >> files in this migration back-up that need to be accessed asap. > >> > >> -John > >> > >> > >> > >> > > >
From: Bob on 13 Mar 2006 15:57 Also this is a different server I believe you mentioned. Check your permissions. Bob Fox http://bobfox.net "John" wrote: > I have tried that, I have even restarted the server, but I continue to > receive the same errors. > > John > > > "Bob" <Bob(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:7E31622C-18F9-48E5-B609-665676CC7CC5(a)microsoft.com... > > John, > > As a quick fix did you perform an IISRESET yet? You may have information > > cached that is pointing to the site that seems like its in an in between > > state if that makes sense. I have seen this before and I believe the > > IISReset fixed the issue for me. > > > > > > Bob Fox > > http://bobfox.net > > > > "John" wrote: > > > >> I backed up the original companyweb using smigrate. I then deleted the > >> companyweb on the new server using stsadm -o -deletesite and created a > >> new > >> one with no template using stsadm -o -createsite. I adjusted the quotas, > >> and time out settings as I was instructed but during the restore I > >> received > >> a timeout error. upon retrying to restore I received an error that a > >> template had been applied to the site. I then attempted to delete the > >> site > >> again and start all over except I received and error 'there is no web > >> named > >> "/"' but when I try to create a site I receive an error that a site with > >> that name already exists. > >> > >> Please send me some advice, this is a time sensitive issue and there are > >> files in this migration back-up that need to be accessed asap. > >> > >> -John > >> > >> > >> > >> > > >
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