Re: [Dspace-tech] Dspace: File Upload Problem

[mike0rtiz]

0kay,

 I've solved the issue, 

 The first you need to do is, take a look of the user that's running the
tomcat, at my LAMP the user is 'tomcat'

So the folders/dspace/upload   and   /dspace/assetstore   need all the
permissions by writing at console with root attributes:


chown -R tomcat /dspace/upload   

chown -R tomcat /dspace/assetstore

So far, so good. Doing a review through the documentation, the files're
stored at the folder  assetstore, so you need to give the permision to the
tomcat user for write on both folders.

 My Dspace version is  1.7.2


Best Regards
Mike

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Re: [Dspace-tech] Retry: Files in this item

[mike0rtiz]

 Hi,

 What about the JSPUI interface?

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