My Sharepoint Musings

So here's a new one sports fans, was adding a custom content query webpart for a link list i made, visited the site on a test box to see how it looked and got this when i visited the site using the fully qualified domain name (that is http://intranet.ourdomain.org instead of just http://intranet) Unable to display this Web Part. To troubleshoot the problem, open this Web page in a Windows SharePoint Services-compatible HTML editor such as Microsoft Office SharePoint Designer. If the problem persists, contact your Web server administrator. Since my page was bound to a page layout, i tried to reproduce the error on another page, and got this error when publishing (using a FQDN): The operation failed because the following URL does not correspond to a SharePoint site collection: http://intranet.domain.org/_layouts/IniWrkflIP.aspx. Ah! Now we are getting somewhere! So lets look up this problem! Found out it has to do with the Access mappings on the server not being configured correct

So i have been having fun with the stsadm -o export function allllllllll wweeeeeeekkkk llooonnggg. Reference my earlier post about how to fix search not indexing to find out why. Needless to say, trying to export the site has not been... easy, or anything close to that. stsadm -o export -url http://mysite's_sub_site -filename d:\somefile.cmp -versions 2 Error: FatalError: There is no row at position 0. Cause: An item, a list, some object in your site is referencing permissions of someone who simply not in your database anymore. How? Who knows, easy fix tho: Solution: First find the next site it was about to go to, i do it this way personally: 1. stsadm -o enumsubwebs http://mysiteiamexporting 2. find the last site that it was exporting before it errored out. Your problem site is the next site. 3. Go to the site, go to the administration page. 4. Go to Advanced Permissions, Actions -> Edit Permissions, click O.K. 5. Actions -> Inherit Permissions. Bam site is fixed now. Hap