Final resolution of my issues for those following the issue: 1. - repositories missing: user error. 2. - mystery of the java version:
So on that Java Version... The Ruby Configuration is a collection of low-level information about your operating system, which gets created by mkconfig.rb when Ruby is compiled. It mostly contains compiler flags generated by Ruby’s compile scripts. Its exact contents depend on your system, and also on your Ruby implementation and version. All major Ruby implementations have a RbConfig. I believe that is coming from the JRuby version we are using but only has to do with the java version for that JRuby version. Not with the version of java being built with or run with on your system. So it's just baked into the build when it's created. So, we are in fact running 1.8 as the server indicated. Thanks so much to Lyrasis support for solving the mystery. (and for not making fun of the user error!) Best regards, Kimberli On Mon, Nov 11, 2019 at 1:27 PM Kimberli Kelmor <[email protected]> wrote: > Knowing that java version often impacts Aspace, I used java -version to > check. It shows the server is running 1.8 (8). But, when I go to the Aspace > backend, it lists java 1.7 > > Has anyone seen this before? > There is no Java_Home set, but alternatives --list also shows java 1.8 > > How do I tell Aspace to use java 8? > Thanks again! > Kim > > -- > Kimberli M. Kelmor > Head of Law Library Technology > Georgetown University Law Library > [email protected] > 202-662-9158 > -- Kimberli M. Kelmor Head of Law Library Technology Georgetown University Law Library [email protected] 202-662-9158
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