Hi All
I need advice from you, my problem is that I want to re-index dspace,
what is the best way between dspace index-init and dspace index-update,
my dspace search engine doesn't find all items loaded in the repository
and since I have never used re-indexing since last two dspace upgrades.
Hi all,
I'm looking for info on item history functionality and found this:
https://wiki.duraspace.org/display/DSPACE/HistorySystemPrototype#HistorySystemPrototype-DownloadandInstall
Does anyone know if any similar work on preserving and presenting item
history data has been done in more recent
Hello,
I have the very same problem. How sad, that you did not get an answer.
There is a similar post in the forum, only a few days old, but also not
answered:
https://wiki.duraspace.org/display/dsforum/Error+occurs+when+turning+on+discovery+feature+of+Dspace
I bet, that there needs to be
Lewatle,
'dspace index-init' will completely wipe out (remove) the current index
and recreate it from scratch. This is best used when you want to
rebuild the index entirely (but it does require that Tomcat is stopped,
otherwise you might see odd errors occur)
'dspace index-update' leaves the
Kristian,
As far as I recall, that prototype was abandoned and was never fully
completed. I don't recall exactly why (someone from MIT may), but I
think there were some concerns about the implementation.
Currently, DSpace does not have a 'history' system. It does store
basic provenance
Tim, spot on with your 'guess' here :-)
I was actually tipped off to that script by and off-list mail. Running
this fixed up my issue and I'm back in business migrating content from
the old 1.3.bla system.
Thanks again. We'll let the archives keep this note that running the
script fixed
Hi, how are you?
Are you sure that's the default port?
In debian the default port is 8080:
'root@dspace:~# lsof-i: 8080
COMMAND PID USER FD TYPE DEVICE SIZE / OFF NODE NAME
1401 java tomcat6 0t0 25u IPv6 5001 TCP *: http-alt (LISTEN)'
You must do the following:
1. The file
If you want to hide the recent results on the home page you will need to add
the following template to the theme.xsl
xsl:template
match=dri:div[@id='aspect.discovery.SiteRecentSubmissions.div.site-home']
/xsl:template
This will ensure that the div isn't shown on the home page.
Kevin Van de
The reason why a 403 error occurs when attempting to visit the solr url is
because there are security limitations (you are only allowed to connect to
the solr server by using *localhost*). If you want to ensure that the
discovery search server is up running you will need to run the following
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