ace/DSpace/issues/8414
>
> Tim
>
> On Tuesday, March 19, 2024 at 9:45:36 AM UTC-5 Carolyn Sullivan wrote:
>
>> A note to add to the above:
>>
>> The 'File Visits' section from what we've seen so far doesn't appear to
>> accurately reflect the number of
Hello all,
I'm reviewing the options for importing external metadata to our DSpace 7.6
instance to ensure we have all our API keys configured and etc. One of the
options for importing external metadata is through a resource called
VuFind. I googled it and found that it's apparently a
Hello,
We'd like to save the embargo date of items in the Dublin Core metadata,
but we can't figure out how to do this. We can manually add a field AFTER
the item has been accepted to hold the embargo lift date, but what we'd
really like to do is have the software automatically take whatever
Hello all,
If I want to merge two collections (ie. move all materials from collection
A to collection B and then delete collection A), how do I do that? There's a
recommendation for a previous version of DSpace to just export the
metadata, change the collection to of A to B, and reupload
Hello,
I know the Creative Commons license selection options come from the legacy
CC API, so it's not exactly easy to modify that in the front-end of DSpace,
but I was wondering if anyone had found a way of eliminating the CC0 option
from the dropdown options? Students often don't understand
Hello,
Just wondering--how do we find the number of downloads of a pdf from a
given item in DSpace? If you click on 'Statistics' in the toolbar while
accessing an item page, is the 'File Visits' section equivalent to
'Downloads'?
Thanks,
Carolyn.
--
All messages to this mailing list should
Thanks for the information Tim!
On Wednesday, March 6, 2024 at 10:46:47 AM UTC-5 DSpace Technical Support
wrote:
> At this time, there is not a "bulk" embargo option for Bitstreams in the
> Submission UI. You are welcome to submit a ticket for this feature,
> however we'd need to locate a
is change for future versions.
>
> Regards,
>
> Toni
> On 5/3/24 15:49, Carolyn Sullivan wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> For some reason, the creative commons options aren't translating in the
> submission form, ie:
>
> [image: CreativeCommons_030524.png]
>
> A
Hello,
For some reason, the creative commons options aren't translating in the
submission form, ie:
[image: CreativeCommons_030524.png]
As pictured, we managed to translate the questions for the French form by
removing the default locale (ie. cc.license.locale=en) from dspace.cfg ).
The
omcat/Postgres/etc. logs
- Enable more caching in server-side rendering as that uses the most CPU
in Node.js
- Seconded by Mark Wood: Increasing the caching will likely reduce
the CPU demand but memory demand will increase drastically.
- Mark Wood: In general, DSpace 7.x
In DSpace 6.3, users were able to embargo all uploaded files at once, which
was super helpful for when a user uploaded 20+ files to support their
thesis. In DSpace 7.6 though, it seems the user has to edit each upload
individually to designate an embargo for it. Is there any way to allow a
Hello,
We're a bilingual university and would like the Creative Commons License
selection to appear in the language in which the user is viewing the rest
of the form.
We commented out the cc.license.locale = en line in the dspace.cfg file,
but the options next to the radio buttons are still
stone should be displayed automatically when you go to the item page
> when not logged in as an admin. The item won't be available via search
> after withdrawn, but if you enter the url of the item you will see a simple
> note that it has been withdrawn.
>
> Kind regards,
> Matthias
&
Hello,
We just launched our DSpace 7.x site yesterday. It's been down for most of
the time since the launch because we've had so many bots on the network.
Has anyone else experienced this issue and what did you do in response?
Thanks,
Carolyn.
--
All messages to this mailing list should
tombstone.jsp, and
customisable text corresponding to it in Messages.properties, ie:
jsp.tombstone.title, jsp.tombstone.text
Any assistance would be dearly appreciated, and thank you so much for your
time.
Best,
Carolyn Sullivan, B.Sc., M.L.I.S.
Systems Librarian for Digital Repositories
Hello all,
We're migrating from DSpace 6.3 to DSpace 7.6. With regard to the Solr
cores, we're wondering... what are the OAI and Search cores, and should we
migrate those? Did other folks here migrate them during their migrations?
Additionally: We're not sure what to do with our legacy
Hello all!
We're migrating our DSpace 6.2 instance to DSpace 7.5. We've swapped out
some of our custom jsp pages
(example: https://ruor.uottawa.ca/policies.jsp) for Angular components.
We're a bilingual school, so all the information has to be in both French
and English. I'm having a couple
Question: For those of you who are on DSpace 7.x or who are currently in
the process of migrating to DSpace 7.x, how are your technical teams
testing if the DOI and Handle servers will work in production based on the
functionality of your QA server? For our set-up, we have some collections
18 matches
Mail list logo
