We've been having trouble with the new 'dspace' script launcher, and have so
far stuck to using dsrun. Our problem was that none of the commands seemed to
be recognized. Typing an incorrect command (or just ./dspace) yields a very
nice set of usage notes:
Usage: dspace [command-name] {parameters}
- checker: Run the checksum checker
- checker-emailer: Send emails related to the checksum checker
- cleanup: Remove deleted bitstreams from the assetstore
- community-filiator: Tool to manage community and sub-community relationships
- create-administrator: Create a DSpace administrator account
Etc., etc. Now, I don't know how anybody else's brain works; but when I see a
dash in a help file, I automatically think of command line options. So, we've
been trying to use the new script thus:
./dspace -import {etc}
Silly, I guess -- but several of us read it that way, so I thought I'd post the
tale here as a possible cautionary note for future documentation endeavors.
Cheers,
Bill
Bill Anderson
Software Developer
Digital Library Development
Georgia Tech Library
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