Hi Vincent,Thanks Vincent for this precision. I have start this morning (in fact, at 1:00PM, Paris' hour) the fcsu utility and it still running... and as I can see the progression, it will take a long time. So thats a good news if I have not to do that each time I'll use my java program :-) . Thans also for the example of fcsu. I have found the same options (but with legacy) and I also change the config.properties I'll send a message to the list when the utility will have finish the job... or before if sudenly I have a question!
Greetings Pierre-Yves Le 28/11/2012 14:04, Nguyen, Vincent (CDC/OD/OADS) (CTR) a écrit :
Hi Pierre, When you upgrade Fedora, any new object you create in the new Fedora should have the size attribute for the datastream (I haven't tried 3.6.2 but I assume it's there). However, your old objects that were ingested in 3.2 won't have the size attribute computed for "managed" datastreams, instead, it will show up as -1. The Utility that Chris wrote will compute the SIZE and DIGEST for all datastreams in your repository where they're not already set. ./fcsu modify akubra --filter=set-fixity It can also be used with "legacy" (pre-akubra-based) low level storage. Vincent Vu Nguyen -----Original Message----- From: Pierre-Yves JALLUD [mailto:pierre-yves.jal...@tge-adonis.fr] Sent: Wednesday, November 28, 2012 3:55 AM To: Support and info exchange list for Fedora users. Subject: Re: [fcrepo-user] No size in the datastream definition Thanks Scott and thanks Vincent, I've just had a look at your links but I'm not sure about the actions to do... and the consequences. Tell me if I'm right: - the problem still unresolved for the 3.6.2 version - the Chris Wilper's utility complete the size attribute of the datastream, so I have to apply it on the 3.6.2 version (after the upgrade)... but probably each time I add a new datastream. ... I'll try the utillity in a test Fedora instance and tell you my feedback. Greetings Pierre-Yves Le 27/11/2012 18:53, Scott Prater a écrit :Pierre, You may also be running into the (still unresolved) issue: https://jira.duraspace.org/browse/FCREPO-182 -- Scott On 11/27/2012 08:51 AM, Nguyen, Vincent (CDC/OD/OADS) (CTR) wrote:Hi Peirre, Sounds like you're having the same issue we had (https://jira.duraspace.org/browse/FCREPO-724). Chris Wilper wrote a storage utility that can be used to compute the size of all managed datastreams. We used this and it seemed to work pretty well. The link to the utility should be in the JIRA ticket. Good luck Vincent Vu Nguyen -----Original Message----- From: Pierre-Yves JALLUD [mailto:pierre-yves.jal...@tge-adonis.fr] Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2012 9:39 AM To: fedora-commons-users Subject: [fcrepo-user] No size in the datastream definition (re)Hi all, I'm making tests for an upgrade of FedoraCommons (from 3.2.1 to 3.6.2). It is more simple that I expected but I thought that the upgrade should correct a bug that I found in the 3.2.1 version. My conditions of use are the following ones... I'm making the ingestion of the datastreams using JAVA "home made" (using FedoraClient.uploadFile and then FedoraAPIM.addDatastream). I feed the fields like that: - pid (the PID of the concerned object) - dsID (the ID of the datastream) - altIDs (null) - dsLabel (an empty string: "") - versionable ("false") - MIMEType (the MIME-Type of the datastream) - formatURI (an empty string: "") - dsLocation (the string that as been returned by uploadFile()) - controlGroup ("M") - dsState ("A") - checksumType (usely "SHA-512") - checksum (the checksum) - logMessage (a message) Globaly, the result is correct. When I use the admin GUI, I find all the datastreams that I expecte. When I download a datastream, I download the file that I expecte. In the 3.2.1 and in the 3.6.2 version. ... But when I use a browser to ear a wave file (using for example http://my-server.org:8080/fedora/objects/My:PID/datastreams/my_file.w av/content), I can just ear the first seconds (about 10 sec.) of the file. But when I add a datastream using the admin GUI, I can ear all the file (using a similar URL). So the problem is only when I use the JAVA librairies (my java home made). I hoped that an upgrade should correct that problem... but in fact no (even whith a rebuild of the database and of the Resource Index).. :'( . The only difference of the upgrade is in the object XML file. In the 3.2.1 version, the attribute 'size' is absent for all the datastream with CONTROL_GROUP="M" (present for CG="X"). In the 3.6.2, the size for the CG="M" is present, but the value is "-1". I tried to find older messages about that problem (... I thougth that the problem has been approached one day)... but I didn't find anything in the archives. Has anyone an idea to solve the problem?... Is there a patch to apply?... Thanks for your suggestions Greetings Pierre-Yves --------------------------------------------------------------------- --------- Monitor your physical, virtual and cloud infrastructure from a single web console. 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