I tested this in development and it seems to work fine. I made a request
to get rid of the identifier.uri and it was deleted, then I made a request
to insert it and it was able to match the item with the right handle. I
think it determines the handle from the identifier.uri in the file and then
I've never used the batch metadata editor, but is it correct to have a
space between the field name and the language specification? The first
thing I would do is to test without the spaces (e.g. "dc.relation.
ispartofseries[en_US]").
Josh Westgard
University of Maryland College Park
On
Well DUH! Guess what, that worked. I don't think the old documentation really
explained it this granularly.
I can easily fix the documentation part to give examples in the future.
Thanks for the tidbit. Who knew!
--Jeff
Jeffrey Trimble
Associate Director &
Head of Information Services
Thanks for the announcement of this vulnerability, Tim.
I found the plugin addition in dspace.cfg
under plugin.named.org.dspace.app.mediafilter.FormatFilter = ...
org.dspace.app.mediafilter.ImageMagickImageThumbnailFilter = ImageMagick
Image Thumbnail, \
Dear Bhavesh,
according to the Handle authority and to our IT department ports are open.
Nothing had been changed in our firewall and up to the install and restart
DSpace and the handleserver had been working fine.
best wishes,
Francis
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In the past I have used itemupdate to update specific metadata. So say I
wanted to update a citation, i would do this:
./dspace itemupdate -e blan...@abc.edu -s /prep_area/citation_delete -d
dc.identifier.citation 2>&1 | tee outfile_delete
Once all the citations are delete, then I would do this
