Hi all,
I'm working on http://jira.dspace.org/jira/browse/DS-270
I'm pretty near to a solution but I need to take a decision about how
manage the deletion of subcommunity/collection.
The goal is to make configurable if a local admin
(community/collection) is allowed to remove his subcommunities,
I think we need to work out the sense of the community on changes like
this one. We seem to have one faction building scripts for another
faction to take out. Do we intend to have convenience scripts (and deal
with platform dependencies) or not?
I understand the desire to avoid unnecessary
Mark H. Wood wrote:
I understand the desire to avoid unnecessary platform dependencies,
but I appreciate having the scripts -- those class names are s
long and hard to remember. When I have need of a commandline tool
from DSpace for which there is no script, I tend to write my own
script
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Flávio Botelho commented on DS-296:
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Maybe this exception happenning at shutdown helps out finding why
I'm going to throw my $.03 into this.
It seems that it would be a better set of tools to have all command
line scripts
be menued when possible. Now, that sounds a little advanced, but it
is
the 21st century.
Many DSpace administrators out there aren't Unix Administrators, and
have
a
java.util.NoSuchElementException: Timeout waiting for idle objec
Key: DS-320
URL: http://jira.dspace.org/jira/browse/DS-320
Project: DSpace 1.x
Issue Type: Bug
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Mark Wood closed DS-274.
Typo in XSL breaks rendering of dri:xref with class
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As a first attempt, I've created a DSpace shell. See:
http://jira.dspace.org/jira/browse/DS-321
I'd be interested in your comments. Please could this be discussed in
the developers meeting today/tomorrow (depending upon when you read
this).
Cheers,
Stuart Lewis
IT Innovations Analyst and
One of the main uses of the the commands in [dspace]/bin is to run
them from a shell script, or cron, or even a shell script under cron
-- that's why it is important they return a proper Unix-y command
status to signal success or failure, for example. Mostly they follow
the --help
