Thanks to everyone for the quick response!
I do have ^M symbols in some of the files from that pesky database.
I think I can do a UTF-8 conversion in the Perl script as I'm pulling
the data out...
I'm also willing to share any/all of my Perl scripts for ETD-DB to
Dspace conversion if anyone is
On 5/4/07, Susan Teague Rector <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Adding item from directory etd-05122005-082838
> [Fatal Error] dublin_core.xml:9:111: Invalid byte 1 of 1-byte UTF-8
> sequence.
Looks like an encoding error. Hard for me to see quite where, but that
^M (at least, it came out ^M in my em
Hi all,
I've been writing numerous scripts to get ETD-DB data and files into a
format that the Dspace importer can accept. I feel like I've been
relatively successful until the importer crashes and I get this error:
Adding item from directory etd-05122005-082838
[Fatal Error] dublin_core.xml:9:
I don't have any collections set up this way, but I would think you should
be able to approve them as the admin of your DSpace instance.
-Jose
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Hi...
I am having a strange problem. Some Grad Students submitted their Master
Projects to our DSpace system. The Professors (who are the approvers) are
getting errors when they approve telling them they are not authorized (but
they are). I am trying to debug this, but to expedite the papers
That's what I wanted to know--thanks!
On Fri, 2007-05-04 at 14:28 -0400, Richard Rodgers wrote:
> Hi Cory:
>
> On Fri, 2007-05-04 at 13:52 -0400, Cory Snavely wrote:
> > So you are saying that for a format of eg PDF, filter-media, during its
> > traversal of the assetstore backended on eg SRB, re
Hi Cory:
On Fri, 2007-05-04 at 13:52 -0400, Cory Snavely wrote:
> So you are saying that for a format of eg PDF, filter-media, during its
> traversal of the assetstore backended on eg SRB, reads the PDF from SRB,
> extracts text, and stores that as a file back in SRB.
Yes. A little more precisel
So you are saying that for a format of eg PDF, filter-media, during its
traversal of the assetstore backended on eg SRB, reads the PDF from SRB,
extracts text, and stores that as a file back in SRB. Then, once its
crawl of the assetstore is done, it reads the extracted text back in
from SRB and ind
Hello all,
Dspace by default is listening to port 25 always.
I have configured the mail.server in dspace.cfg to my own mail server.
I am not allowing my mail server to listen to port 25. ie i am dropping the
packets coming to that port.
I am allowing the server to listen to port 587.
So I want t
See notes:
Quoting Cory Snavely <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Right--I am trying to get an understand of all this in very specific
> terms.
>
> On Fri, 2007-05-04 at 09:23 -0400, Mark H. Wood wrote:
>> There are two questions here:
>>
>> 1) Does the use of a non-filesystem asset store backend affect Lu
Right--I am trying to get an understand of all this in very specific
terms.
On Fri, 2007-05-04 at 09:23 -0400, Mark H. Wood wrote:
> There are two questions here:
>
> 1) Does the use of a non-filesystem asset store backend affect Lucene's
> output? One would guess, no, since it doesn't do o
There are two questions here:
1) Does the use of a non-filesystem asset store backend affect Lucene's
output? One would guess, no, since it doesn't do output to the
asset store.
2) Does the use of a non-filesystem asset store backend affect
Lucene's input? IOW how does Lucene, as
Well, the good news is that DSIndexer is now much more capable in
terms of its capability to update the index incrementally and avoid
corruption. So adding the "-u" option to index-all would alleviate
most of that issue.
-Cheers,
Mark
On May 4, 2007, at 9:03 AM, Richard Rodgers wrote:
> We
Thanks, but when you say assetstore, I'm not sure if you are referring
to the object-based storage in all cases. I will assume that you are
because of the the parenthetical "(s3)".
So, this is what I believe you are saying: When filter-media runs, it
extracts text for formats such as PDF that Luce
Well if by whammy you mean a read access, yes. But my point was that
the Lucene
indexing is done (absent corruption) only once - the exploded text asset file
is not needed for a Lucene lookup - it consults its own constructed
index file.
So the performance - i.e. routine use of the index for look
This patch contains original user's paths.
I've cleaned them and I attach for updating in sourceforge.
Thank you
Lucía
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Hi, I'm we're using DSpace 1.3.2 and we're getting the following error
message in Media filter on an item pdf as
"Warning: You did not close the PDF Document."
Anyone else come across this before?
I've tried to make the PDF unprotected but this message has reappeared.
Grateful for any ideas
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