Admire,
Yeah, that should be safe. I have this in a root cron job on our DSpace
server:
find /home/dspace/log/ ! -iname *.gz -daystart -mtime +1 -size
+50M -exec gzip {} \;
It runs at night when the load is low on the server. It finds any file
in our DSpace log folder which is older
Hi:
We've got 3 ldap servers, one DC ( domain control ) by domain.
I ask if DSpace and the hierarchical class can follow the ldap referals, in
that case, with one of this DCs in the configuration file ( dspace.cfg ) i
can access to the others DCs and therefore login with users of all the
threads.
On Wed, Nov 9, 2011 at 12:58, Álvaro López Criado alo...@arvo.es wrote:
We've got 3 ldap servers, one DC ( domain control ) by domain.
I ask if DSpace and the hierarchical class can follow the ldap referals, in
that case, with one of this DCs in the configuration file ( dspace.cfg ) i
can
Hi,
I read sobre the soap implementation on LNI. I need know above
possibility of implement the DSpace advanced search vía webservice. Are
there any implementation ?
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Dirección Provincial de Gobierno Digital
Tucuman 2657 1º Piso - Santa Fe
Teléfono: 0342-4508704
Hi all,
We have been experiencing strange things when a logged-in user tries to access
a regular HTTP URL (i.e., not HTTPS). Because they are logged in, they are
redirected to the secure URL, but I have found a couple cases in which that
fails.
Case 1:
The URL contains query string
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