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John commented on DS-527:
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Thanks Kim,
I had "harvest.includerestricted.oai" set to false, since I wanted anonymous
restrictions to hold on both oai-pmh and the web interface. I wasn't aware,
that deleting them would take away this anonymous read permission.
So do I understand correctly, that the only way to get both a consistent access
policy (throughout oai-pmh and the jpsui interface) and the 'status=deleted'
header, is by keeping 'harvest.includerestricted.oai' set to false AND manually
giving (back) anonymous read permission to the items I delete? Or is there a
way to automatically take over the reading permissions on items when
withdrawing them?
Best, John
> Withdrawn items not shown as deleted in OAI
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>
> Key: DS-527
> URL: http://jira.dspace.org/jira/browse/DS-527
> Project: DSpace 1.x
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: OAI-PMH
> Affects Versions: 1.6.0
> Environment: Opensuse Linux
> Reporter: John
>
> There are two ways of deleting: Expunging and Withdrawing. The difference is
> meant to be that the former takes it out of the system completely, while the
> latter informs harvesters about the deletion and allows reinstatiating the
> item.
> Everything works (Listing the withdrawn items, reinstantiating them, OAI-PMH
> display of various metadataformats), except for the 'deleted' information in
> the OAI-PMH header - that's just missing.
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