Hi Mark, thanks for the reply! I think this is pointing us in the right
direction. Now it's just a matter of getting my changes to
GroupServiceImpl.java to actually take so I can figure out which path is
the culprit.
On Friday, June 19, 2020 at 10:48:29 AM UTC-4, Mark H. Wood wrote:
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Hi,
something is different...check the CSS / structure of the new page - if you
remove the "footer"-DIV it works, its like an overlay.
CU
Michael
Von: dspace-tech@googlegroups.com im Auftrag von
Paul Asay
Gesendet: Freitag, 19. Juni 2020 20:08
An:
For some reason when we upgraded the server running dspace 5.4 from Windows
Server 2012 to Windows Server 2019 most of the links on Dspace no longer
work.
Here is the website for Server 2012: http://scholars.indstate.edu/
Same site running Server 2019: http://139.102.65.11/
As you can see
Here is a SQL query I've used for examining the group hierarchy. It is fixed to
5 levels since we don't have much nesting in our system.
select
epg1.eperson_group_id as GID1,
epg1.name as Name1,
epg2.eperson_group_id as GID2,
epg2.name as Name2,
epg3.eperson_group_id as GID3,
epg3.name as Name3,
The seemingly endless recursion (which caused the stack overflow)
makes me think that there may be a circular group membership
somewhere. Group A contains group B contains group A would be a
simple example. The only way I've thought of to look for such a
problem is to inspect the group2group
