Hi Donald,
This definitely sounds like either a proxy or a firewall issue.
Something must be blocking Maven, but working OK from your web browser.
It's hard to debug these issues without more information, but here's a
good hint from StackOverflow:
Hi,
I need to find out by means of a SOLR direct query "Top 5 of most viewed
items in a certain collection or community".
It doesn't look like a complicated query but I have no idea about this.
Besides, I've found it hard to get information about direct SOLR queries.
I would really
Hi Gessy,
At this point in time there are no command line tools to put a user into
a group. It would likely make a good addition to the "./dspace user"
command if someone (yourself or someone else) was interested in helping
us create it. We welcome code contributions, and in fact most DSpace
You'll find general information about direct Solr queries on this wiki page:
https://wiki.duraspace.org/display/DSPACE/Solr
Also, two of the example queries can be combined to give you almost
the exact answer you want. The thing is that the statistics data
resides in a different index
Talk about timing! I found out this morning that there was indeed a
firewall rule block Maven from getting out. I just used a non-firewalled
connection and, voila, all is good. Thanks for the response.
Don.
On Tuesday, September 6, 2016 at 4:48:58 PM UTC-4, Donald Bynum wrote:
> I have
