I'm noticing that you said the files are still there in Windows. I'm confused,
but I wonder if this might be some difference between Windows and Linux. In
Linux, it appears to be no problem to delete file while a process has it open
for reading (in DSpace, there's an InputStream open on the temporary file when
it is deleted), but maybe this doesn't work in Windows????
On the Windows systems, do you have"Unable to delete temporary file" messages
in your dspace log files after an upload?
On Dec 6, 2010, at 1:21 AM, Hardik Mishra wrote:
> Hello
>
> I have seen some strange behavior with Dspace-1.5.2 on Linux.
>
> I have observed in 2 different linux systems, when we upload any file. It is
> not showing in upload
> directory.
>
> Though Dspace works fine as files are getting stored in bitstream format in
> /assetstore directory.
>
> Under
> ##### Upload File settings #####
>
> # Where to temporarily store uploaded files
> upload.temp.dir = ${dspace.dir}/upload
>
> # Maximum size of uploaded files in bytes, negative setting will result in no
> limit being set
> # 512Mb
> upload.max = 536870912
>
> I have above values and directory also exists at /dspace/upload. But I can't
> see file in it.
>
> In windows XP and windows 2003 the same confg. is running fine.
>
> Can anyone please help me ?
>
> Thanks & Regards
> Hardik Mishra
> Software Engineer
> Webinito Networks
>
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