Hi Baseer,
If you have more memory available on the machine then allocate it to Tomcat.
These are our settings, although we are running a number of installations of
Dspace...
JAVA_OPTS=-Xms3072m -Xmx3072m -XX:PermSize=256m -XX:MaxPermSize=256m...
Cheers.
Robin Taylor
Main Library
1) pdf is an image - needs to be ocr'd - then uploaded - metadata
filtermedia will try to extract the text out of the pdf and save it as
a text file along with the pdf files..-- search happens on the
extracted text
OR
2) pdf is an text - to be uploaded - metadata filtermedia will try to
extract
i also tried to access - https://dizzyg.library.vcu.edu/browse-title;
is dead slow..
I wanted to know one thing - why do you need https for everything..
even for links to pdf..if they are to be accessed public.
Can't you have something which uses HTTPS only for data transfer pages
or request
Better search for the file which updates time information into
database and try modifying the time before insert/update, as for
example in:
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/api/java/util/GregorianCalendar.html
I am not sure if there would be something that you could set..
On Wed, Sep 9, 2009
Hi Vishal,
We don't necessarily need to use https: for everything - it was easier
to set up with mod_jk
Has anyone set their instance up with http and then used https only for
authentication?
Thanks,
Susan
Vishal Kakapuri wrote:
i also tried to access -
Hi!
I'm having a problem with the controlled vocabulary, specifically with
the javascript part, I guess. I enabled this controlled vocabulary addon,
created the vocabulary and put the closed option true to have only words
of my vocabulary in option to the users.
I read at the DSpace Help:
Good afternoon -
I am having an odd problem with our DSpace installation on what will be our
production machine. The entire installation went like a dream on our test
bed machine and now I've hit this snag.
The problem is that when someone attempts to register we get an unable to
send email to
Hi Susan,
We don't necessarily need to use https: for everything - it was easier
to set up with mod_jk
Has anyone set their instance up with http and then used https only
for
authentication?
You can achieve this using mod_rewrite, using rules such as:
## SSL Virtual Host Context
Hi,
I may have a situation where one of the items in the list for
`plugin.sequence.org.dspace.eperson.AuthenticationMethod' isn't
behaving as expected.
To work around, if I need to put up a firewall to restrict access
based on ip-address and bypass the authentication mechanism entirely,
If you just want to deny all access based on the requestor's IP
address, that is best done in the web server or servlet container. If
you're using naked Tomcat, see the doc for
org.apache.catalina.valves.RemoteAddrValve. If you're using Apache
httpd it's very easy to configure, just see
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