Try running:
./dsrun [command]
It's possible that the /dspace/bin/ directory is just not in your
PATH, so it may not be seeing the dsrun script in that directory. By
running ./dsrun it lets your system know to look in your current
directory.
- Tim
On 9/19/2014 10:24 AM, Naveen Srinivasan wrote:
HI ,
Main issue is ,In the Repository ,When I click Administrative section
--Statistics page ,i am getting the below message *There are currently
no reports available for this service. Please check back later.*
So i am setting up the cron jobs to get the stat reports, but I am not
able to run the dsrun command from the bin directory.
*Command : *naveen@dspace:/dspace/bin$ /dsrun
org.dspace.app.statistics.CreateStatReport -r stat-initial/
*Error* : -bash: dsrun: command not found
Note - Dsrun.bat file and stat-initial file are available in the bin
directory
Please help me on this.Thanks
Regards,
Naveen
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