Hi Alejandro,
Could you help me by sharing an example code please, we have a DSpace 6
Version ? I would greatly appreciate it.
Thanks!
El mié, 13 jul 2022 a la(s) 11:38, cristob...@gmail.com (
cristobal.ca...@gmail.com) escribió:
> Hi Alejandro,
> Could you help me by sharing an example code
I am currently trying to migrate Greenstone collections to the DSpace
platform. I have exported the collections from greenstone in a type
suitable for DSpace. but the following error happened when I try to import
the items to DSpace. please I am stuck here with no help, any help will be
appreci
Hi Stefan,
We didn't purposefully remove SSH, but I do see that recently we switched
the `dspace-dependencies` image to use `openjdk:11-slim` instead of
previously using `tomcat:9-jdk11`. The primary reason was to create a
smaller image, as that image doesn't need to have all of Tomcat on it.
Hi Sandor,
You haven't given us enough information to help you out. What version of
Maven and Java are you using to compile DSpace 7? (Run "mvn -v" to find
out.)
The error above is very generic, and it also doesn't say what is failing.
So, as it notes in the ERROR messages you sent along, it
Hi,
The `mediaViewer` feature will only work for Items that have files that
have a media type (mimetype) starting with "image/" or "video/". So,
"image/gif" would be supported, as would "video/mpg". But, you would just
see the regular thumbnails for all other items.
Also, make sure you are m
Hi,
It appears from that error that you are trying to use the DSpace "Simple
Archive Format" (aka SAF) for the import. However, the error says that one
of your items is *missing* the required "dublin_core.xml"? See the Simple
Archive Format docs for details on that
format:
https://wiki.lyr
Hi,
Is it possible that you are trying to access this Docker setup from a
non-localhost URL? If so, that'd be the the issue. As we've noted, these
images are not production ready, and while it would be possible to get them
running on a non-localhost URL, they won't work that way out-of-the-bo
Howdy,
Would someone please clue me in on what the "action_id" field in the
"resourcepolicy" table is plugged into? I see no descriptive reference to
it in any other tables.
I'm trying to write some SQL-scripts to audit permissions on a large
repository.
Thanks,
-John
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Hi John,
Some more info here:
https://wiki.lyrasis.org/display/DSDOC6x/Functional+Overview#FunctionalOverview-Authorization
Here’s a SQL case snippet you may find useful from one of my scripts:
case
when action_id=0 then 'READ'
when action_id=1 then 'WRITE'
when action_id=2 then
Hey Sean!
Thank you for such a quick and useful response. I figured these keys were
hiding somewhere in the source-code, but wasn't anxious to go digging.
This is perfect! And thanks also for the extra info.
-John
On Wednesday, July 27, 2022 at 2:43:04 PM UTC-4 sean.k...@umanitoba.ca
wrote:
Hi Stefan,
As an aside, I’d be curious to hear how you’re using the Gitlab CI/CD tools
with DSpace.
Are you using “dspace/dspace-dependencies:dspace-7_x” image for the Gitlab
Runner container and then SSHing to your target Docker host server to do your
Docker deployment?
David Cook
For my use, I ended up adding a table to the DB (posted here for
future-reference), thanks again:
*CREATE TABLE public."action" (action_id int4 NULL,verb varchar(50)
NULL);INSERT INTO public."action" (action_id,verb) VALUES (0,'READ'),
(1,'WRITE'), (2,'DELET
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