Hello All,
I just wanted to provide a follow up on this problem we were facing. It turns
out the culprit was the new PDF cover page feature. The cover page also
created some other bugs; title pages not matching the contents of the PDF, file
not found errors, etc. Our best guess was because it kept writing to the same
temp file and race conditions and deadlocks were happening. Your mileage may
vary of course but as soon as we deactivated it viewing submissions working no
problem.
Thanks,
Tim
From: Tim Ribaric
Sent: Thursday, March 12, 2015 2:32 PM
To: DSpace Tech(dspace-tech@lists.sourceforge.net)
Cc: Michael Tisi
Subject: [Dspace-tech] Viewing bitstreams in submissions only works for admin
users
Hello All,
We recently moved to DSpace 5 and we are noticing some odd behavior with
submissions. It seems like only locally created Admin accounts can view
bitstreams of submissions regardless of what permissions non-admin accounts
have. For example:
- A submission comes in to a collection. That collection has
'Accept/Reject Edit Metadata' set to 'Group A'
- 'Group A' has two members in it:
o The on the box admin created account (done via /bin/dspace user add) that
is the uber admin essentially of the site
o A second account that was automatically generated from an LDAP login, it
has no further admin rights
- If the second accounts 'accepts' the task in that collection and
then it can view/edit accept/reject as appropriate but when you click on the
PDF submission directly the system just seems to hang, no PDF is presented
- The admin account can view/edit accept/reject but when you click on
the PDF it loads as expected.
Any ideas what might be the cause? (If it helps we started with a 1.8 box
before doing the upgrade, everything else seems to work as expected)
Thanks,
Tim
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Tim Ribaric
Acting Head, Library Systems & Technologies
Digital Services Librarian
Computer Science & Philosophy Liaison Librarian
@elibtronic
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