[Dspace-tech] Customizing solr statistics display

2010-11-10 Thread César Sabater
Hi all,
I'm using dspace 1.6 solr stats and I want to change the display so it
changes the start month. Now, it shows visits from may-2010 to nov-2010, I
want to show only visits from sept-2010 to nov-2010.

I would appreciate any help.
Cheers
César.
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Re: [Dspace-tech] NOTICE: Ongoing DSpace Maven Issues - RESOLVED

2010-11-10 Thread Tim Donohue
All,

As of this morning, all Maven build issues should be resolved.  We'd 
like to thank Juven Xu at Sonatype for helping us to resolve these 
issues in a timely fashion.

You should now be able to rebuild/reinstall DSpace as normal.  If you 
find you are still receiving localized errors/issues, it may be possible 
that your local Maven cache may need an update. Try running:

'mvn -U clean package'

The '-U' option will force your local Maven cache to update itself. 
This should allow your build to complete successfully.  After updating 
your local cache, you can run 'mvn package' as normal to rebuild DSpace.

If you notice any other issues please let us know by reporting them to 
the dspace-tech listserv (dspace-tech@lists.sourceforge.net).

Thanks for your patience,

- Tim

On 11/9/2010 11:56 AM, Tim Donohue wrote:
 All,

 First off, let me apologize in advance to anyone who has encountered
 DSpace Maven build issues yesterday or today. These build errors
 sometimes occur when running 'mvn package' and look similar to the
 following:

 [INFO] Failed to resolve artifact.

 Couldn't find a version in [1.7.0.1] to match range [1.6.0.0,1.7.0.0)
 org.dspace:dspace-api-lang:jar:null

 Unfortunately, our global DSpace Maven settings were accidentally messed
 up yesterday, through no real fault of our own. Essentially, this
 occurred via a series of issues located during our attempt to release
 DSpace 1.7.0 Release Candidate 1.

 During our release, we discovered our old route of getting DSpace Maven
 build packages published worldwide was unfortunately discontinued
 without our knowledge (the third party service we were using just
 stopped syncing with our servers without notifying us).

 Because our old release process was ceased, over the past few days we
 quickly migrated to a different route of publishing Maven releases via
 SonaType (http://www.sonatype.com/), so that we could try to release
 DSpace 1.7.0 Release Candidate 1 in time for this week's DSpace 1.7
 Testathon.

 This new route via SonaType has now unfortunately backfired on us, as
 SonaType accidentally overwrote our global Maven settings for past
 versions of DSpace software. This means that re-building/re-installing
 of all 1.5.x and 1.6.x versions is likely affected (unless you happen to
 have a local cache of the previous Maven settings to work from).

 (Please note: Although this affects re-building / re-installing of
 DSpace 1.5.x and 1.6.x versions, it will not affect the stability of
 your currently running DSpace repository. Your existing DSpace
 repository will continue to function as normal -- you will just be
 unable to rebuild DSpace if you are doing local development work.)

 We are currently working with SonaType to try to resolve these issues
 for everyone. We apologize for the inconvenience -- it is obviously
 affecting us all. We hope to have this resolved as soon as possible.

 I'll send an update to this notice as soon as we've come to a resolution.

 - Tim


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[Dspace-tech] Multi-lingual Manakin UI

2010-11-10 Thread massoud alshareef
Hello,

I searched all registered Manakin based sites to realize that all of them
are in singular language (English). I wonder if someone had
successfully implemented DSpace with Manakin (XMLUI) in more than one
language, to share their experience with their DSpace colleagues. We wish to
see a site where users can toggle between two or more language-based (say
between English and French) UI.

Thanks
Massoud M. AlShareef,

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[Dspace-tech] Hi,friend

2010-11-10 Thread Amrit Pal
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[Dspace-tech] postgres/postmaster 99%

2010-11-10 Thread Steve Swinsburg
Hi all,

We are experiencing an issue on both of our dspace instances where postmaster 
spins up 99% of the CPU. Sometimes it's just one process at 99%, othertimes its 
a dozen or more processes around 7-9% each. I ran some stats on postgres via:

select * from pg_stat_activity

I found this query in the output about 15 times:

SELECT bi_item.* FROM bi_item, (SELECT bi_4_dmap.item_id FROM bi_4_dmap, 
bi_4_dis WHERE bi_4_dmap.distinct_id=bi_4_dis.id AND bi_4_dis.sort_value=$1 ) 
mappings  WHERE  bi_item.item_id=mappings.item_id  ORDER BY sort_3 ASC  LIMIT $2

The earliest has a start time of about 5 hours ago.

Anyone know whats up?

cheers,
Steve

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Re: [Dspace-tech] postgres/postmaster 99%

2010-11-10 Thread Steve Swinsburg
A followup:

I restarted postgres and within minutes the same query has appeared in the 
stats and CPU is back up to 99%. Could we be missing some indexes or something? 
We only recently ran the filter-media script and generated thousands of 
thumbnails and branded previews but have since performed a vacuum.

Any information would be much appreciated.

cheers,
Steve

On 11/11/2010, at 9:12 AM, Steve Swinsburg wrote:

 Hi all,
 
 We are experiencing an issue on both of our dspace instances where postmaster 
 spins up 99% of the CPU. Sometimes it's just one process at 99%, othertimes 
 its a dozen or more processes around 7-9% each. I ran some stats on postgres 
 via:
 
 select * from pg_stat_activity
 
 I found this query in the output about 15 times:
 
 SELECT bi_item.* FROM bi_item, (SELECT bi_4_dmap.item_id FROM bi_4_dmap, 
 bi_4_dis WHERE bi_4_dmap.distinct_id=bi_4_dis.id AND bi_4_dis.sort_value=$1 ) 
 mappings  WHERE  bi_item.item_id=mappings.item_id  ORDER BY sort_3 ASC  LIMIT 
 $2
 
 The earliest has a start time of about 5 hours ago.
 
 Anyone know whats up?
 
 cheers,
 Steve
 

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[Dspace-tech] Count eperson's download amount

2010-11-10 Thread revskill
Good morning to all !
I'm in testing time at my university, and my task is to count member's
download amount ( in MB). I don't know if current dspace system can solve
this problem? (Can S.O.L.R do this ? )
If not, please suggest any solution available ?

Thank you for reading this and sorry for my bad english.

- rev -
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[Dspace-tech] Dspace -xmlui integration with DOI

2010-11-10 Thread simharaju meher
Hi all!

Does Dspace -xmlui provide integration with http://dx.doi.org/  type
handles.

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Re: [Dspace-tech] postgres/postmaster 99%

2010-11-10 Thread Graham Triggs
It's a second level browse - ie. if your 4th browse index is 'subject', then
it's someone looking at all the items that have a particular subject entry.

This shouldn't be that expensive a query (given there is no offset
involved), but you may have an issue with an index missing (although the
browse code should create all the ones that it needs when it creates the
table), or more likely you have too low a value for your shared_buffers
(required to load the indexes), or work_mem (used for the join between the
tables). Additionally, you may need to analyze and/or reindex the tables.

How many items are in the repository, and how many values do you have in the
4th browse option (subject?). And what version of Postgres are you running?

G

On 10 November 2010 22:42, Steve Swinsburg steve.swinsb...@gmail.comwrote:

 A followup:

 I restarted postgres and within minutes the same query has appeared in the
 stats and CPU is back up to 99%. Could we be missing some indexes or
 something? We only recently ran the filter-media script and generated
 thousands of thumbnails and branded previews but have since performed a
 vacuum.

 Any information would be much appreciated.

 cheers,
 Steve

 On 11/11/2010, at 9:12 AM, Steve Swinsburg wrote:

 Hi all,

 We are experiencing an issue on both of our dspace instances where
 postmaster spins up 99% of the CPU. Sometimes it's just one process at 99%,
 othertimes its a dozen or more processes around 7-9% each. I ran some stats
 on postgres via:

 select * from pg_stat_activity

 I found this query in the output about 15 times:

 SELECT bi_item.* FROM bi_item, (SELECT bi_4_dmap.item_id FROM bi_4_dmap,
 bi_4_dis WHERE bi_4_dmap.distinct_id=bi_4_dis.id AND
 bi_4_dis.sort_value=$1 ) mappings  WHERE  bi_item.item_id=mappings.item_id
 ORDER BY sort_3 ASC  LIMIT $2

 The earliest has a start time of about 5 hours ago.

 Anyone know whats up?

 cheers,
 Steve




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Re: [Dspace-tech] postgres/postmaster 99%

2010-11-10 Thread Steve Swinsburg
Hi Graham,

We have ~48000 records in the item table, and ~263,000 in the bi_4_dmap table. 
We've recreated the indexes (only via index-update though, should we run 
index-init?) and things went ok for a while, but now back up to 99% and the 
same query appears in pg_stat_activity.

We are running Postgres 8.1.18.

cheers,
Steve





On 11/11/2010, at 11:10 AM, Graham Triggs wrote:

 It's a second level browse - ie. if your 4th browse index is 'subject', then 
 it's someone looking at all the items that have a particular subject entry.
 
 This shouldn't be that expensive a query (given there is no offset involved), 
 but you may have an issue with an index missing (although the browse code 
 should create all the ones that it needs when it creates the table), or more 
 likely you have too low a value for your shared_buffers (required to load the 
 indexes), or work_mem (used for the join between the tables). Additionally, 
 you may need to analyze and/or reindex the tables.
 
 How many items are in the repository, and how many values do you have in the 
 4th browse option (subject?). And what version of Postgres are you running?
 
 G
 
 On 10 November 2010 22:42, Steve Swinsburg steve.swinsb...@gmail.com wrote:
 A followup:
 
 I restarted postgres and within minutes the same query has appeared in the 
 stats and CPU is back up to 99%. Could we be missing some indexes or 
 something? We only recently ran the filter-media script and generated 
 thousands of thumbnails and branded previews but have since performed a 
 vacuum.
 
 Any information would be much appreciated.
 
 cheers,
 Steve
 
 On 11/11/2010, at 9:12 AM, Steve Swinsburg wrote:
 
 Hi all,
 
 We are experiencing an issue on both of our dspace instances where 
 postmaster spins up 99% of the CPU. Sometimes it's just one process at 99%, 
 othertimes its a dozen or more processes around 7-9% each. I ran some stats 
 on postgres via:
 
 select * from pg_stat_activity
 
 I found this query in the output about 15 times:
 
 SELECT bi_item.* FROM bi_item, (SELECT bi_4_dmap.item_id FROM bi_4_dmap, 
 bi_4_dis WHERE bi_4_dmap.distinct_id=bi_4_dis.id AND bi_4_dis.sort_value=$1 
 ) mappings  WHERE  bi_item.item_id=mappings.item_id  ORDER BY sort_3 ASC  
 LIMIT $2
 
 The earliest has a start time of about 5 hours ago.
 
 Anyone know whats up?
 
 cheers,
 Steve
 
 
 
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[Dspace-tech] Reservation module for DSpace

2010-11-10 Thread Manuel Vergel
Hello all,

  Does anybody know if there's a way to reserve a content in DSpace?  Maybe
there's an addon or module for a reservation system that was already
implemented before?  Thanks in advance!

Regards,
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