Thankyou Everyone i got the solution for this issue

*Why it happens:*

   - *Systemd Sandboxing:* Debian's tomcat9 package uses systemd to manage 
   the Tomcat service. Systemd employs sandboxing techniques to enhance 
   security by restricting the resources and access that a service has. This 
   includes limiting file system access.
   - *Default Restrictions:* By default, Tomcat is only granted write 
   access to specific directories like conf, log, work, and webapps. This is a 
   security measure to prevent Tomcat from potentially writing to sensitive 
   areas of the file system.
   - *Configuration Overrides:* When you directly modify Tomcat's main 
   service file, your changes can be overwritten during package updates or 
   service restarts. This is because the package maintainers provide the 
   default configuration, and your direct edits are seen as deviations.


*How to fix it:*

The correct way to add or modify ReadWritePaths is to create an *override 
file* for the Tomcat service. This ensures that your changes are preserved 
across updates.

Here's how:

   1. 
   
   *Create the override directory:*
   
   sudo mkdir -p /etc/systemd/system/tomcat9.service.d/
   2. 
   
   *Create the override file:*
   
   Create a file named override.conf inside the directory you just created:
   
   sudo nano /etc/systemd/system/tomcat9.service.d/override.conf
   3. 
   
   *Add your ReadWritePaths:*
   
   Inside override.conf, add the following, making sure to replace /dspace/ 
   with the actual path you need:
   [Service]
   ReadWritePaths=/dspace/
   
   If you need to grant access to multiple paths, list them separated by 
   spaces:
   [Service]
   ReadWritePaths=/dspace/ /another/path/ /yet/another/path/
   4. 
   
   *Reload systemd and restart Tomcat:*
   
   Apply the changes and restart Tomcat:
   
   sudo systemctl daemon-reload
   sudo systemctl restart tomcat9
   

On Thursday, 23 January 2025 at 6:08:29 pm UTC+5:30 ANOOP PA wrote:

> Dear Team,
>
> I am encountering a persistent "Upload failed" error, as illustrated in 
> the attached image. While uploads were previously functioning correctly, 
> this issue has been occurring for the past few days.
>
> My DSpace instance is version 7.6 and is publicly accessible via an 
> Apache2 proxy.
>
> Thank you for your assistance.[image: Upload Failed.png]
>

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