Tom:
Thank you everyone with helping me solve this problem. Once I cleaned out
the directories, it solved most of my issues. I also discovered that I
needed to remove the dspace/target/dspace-3.3-build directory. For some
reason, older versions of some files remained and did not update during
Tom:
I concur with Hardy. It might be something in your dspace home directory.
Renaming the existing one and creating a whole new one before you compile
the source might fix the problem.
George Kozak
Cornell University
On Wed, Jul 26, 2017 at 9:01 PM, Hardy Pottinger
Tom, if you haven't cleaned out your DSpace dir (where you have the webapps
deployed) you probably have old/cached config and lib folders. Easiest
thing to do is move the old one out of the way, make a new DSpace
directory, and deploy to the new directory with ant.
On Jul 26, 2017 7:23 PM, "Tom
George,
It does sound similar to my problem. I did drop the database and restore
from a good 3.3. I also validated that my dspace.cfg file was the original
one. I did complete rebuild using maven and ant. I get a 404 error when
I try to bring up out website. This is getting to be a real
Hi, Tom:
I am not sure if this is the same problem as you are having, but I had a
similar problem when I tried to back out of a DSpace 6.0 install to DSpace
5.5. I discovered that for some reason that I had some remnants from the
DSpace 6.0 install left in the PostGres database and config files
The errors listed below in cocoon, happen when Tomcat is started back up,
not when trying to load the webpage.
I hope this helps
Tom
On Wednesday, July 26, 2017 at 11:08:16 AM UTC-4, Tom Avino wrote:
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> I have done a few of these upgrades from 3.3 to 5.5 without any issues.
> This one