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There are two separate issues.
1. To run perl scripts in Windows, when ActivePerl is installed and path
environment is set,
open a command prompt, type
perl [your-script]
2. some scripts under dspace/bin are not perl scripts. They are
unix/linux shell scripts.
e.g. stat-general is a script to run a java program.
So, you need to run the program at the root of the classpath
java -cp [valid_classpath_string]
org.dspace.app.statistics.CreateStatReport -r stat-general
If your class files are contained in a jar, you can add the -jar argument.
It is not easy. Finding out your classpath string is a painful experience.
type
java -help
and google a lot to see how to run a java program. You may need some
java programmers to help.
Regards,
Allen Lam.
HKU Hub Administrator, http://hub.hku.hk
Jewel Makda wrote:
I already installed ActivePerl but it's when I issue the command it says
there is an error in line 1 which is #/bin/sh
My thought was maybe the stat-general and etc. scripts were not suppose
to be run using perl.
Allen Lam wrote:
Jewel,
On Linux and Unix machines perl is usually pre-installed.
In Windows it is not the case. You need to install a thing called
"activeperl". Google for it.
Regards,
Allen Lam.
HKU Hub Administrator, http://hub.hku.hk
Jewel wrote:
I am trying to enable the statistics in Dspace but when I issue the
perl command to run stat-general it throws an error. The error is:
"Can't exec /bin/sh at C:/dspace/bin/state-general'
I successfully installed Perl and my environment variable is correct.
The first line in the stat scripts are: #!/bin/sh
Everywhere I have looked states I need to use perl to run these
scripts. I am running Dspace 1.5.1 on a Windows 2003 machine. Are
setting up the stats different in this version? Do I need to edit the
state-* scripts?
Thanks,
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