I think there's a stale reference in the zenPackPersistence catalog. Try
running zendmd as the zenoss user and pasting in the following code.
Code:
def fixCatalog(catalog):
print " * %s" % catalog.id
removeCount = 0
problems = True
while problems:
problems = False
brains = catalog()
for o in brains:
try:
bah = o.getObject()
except:
print " - removing %s." % o.getPath()
catalog.uncatalog_object(o.getPath())
removeCount += 1
problems = True
commit()
if removeCount > 0: print
fixCatalog(dmd.zenPackPersistence)
commit()
Hit enter a couple of times after pasting it in to make sure that the commit
takes. You can then type CTRL-D to exit the zendmd shell. Once this is complete
you can try to remove the ZenPack again.
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