Randall,
To answer your questions, Tomcat is running under the tomcat user,
with ulimits as follows:
ulimit -a
core file size (blocks, -c) 0
data seg size (kbytes, -d) unlimited
file size (blocks, -f) unlimited
pending signals (-i) 1024
max locked
Paul,
It sounds like you are running into a per-user file handle limit.
I've seen this with other application running on RHEL4 servers. It
looks like your system-wide limit is okay, which is the limit applied
to the root user. All other users are limited to 1024 files by
default.
Since tomcat is
Hello!
First of all, forgive me as I'm new to DSpace, nor am I the one who
set up the system.
That being said, we are consistently receiving errors referring to
"Too many files open", in which we must restart the Tomcat service
two or more times a day (which has been happening for nearly a month
On Fri, Feb 15, 2008 at 11:15 AM, Vlastimil Krejcir <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>To be honest I almost went mad about this lets say "feature" last week
> :-). What I want to add - IE 6 behaves the same way as Firefox. Maybe this
> happens in almost all web browsers because they don't process X
To be honest I almost went mad about this lets say "feature" last week
:-). What I want to add - IE 6 behaves the same way as Firefox. Maybe this
happens in almost all web browsers because they don't process XML, they
must process very dirty HTML. So they do their work "very good" :-/.
ha
On Fri, 15 Feb 2008, Scott Phillips wrote:
> system, but that's been discussed before. To answer you're question these
> columns are still needed because that is where DSpace determines who is
> allowed to submit or administrate a collection, and yes those epersons must
> also be granted the ba
Thank you, Desmond. I will try this on our test server and
see. Where are the log.info() results displayed?
At 10:54 AM 2/15/2008, Desmond Elliott wrote:
>I hypothesise that retrieving the ResourcePolicy for each of the 359
>Collections and then determining if a user is a member of the Group
>a
I tend to think we would get further faster by refactoring the
existing system to meet our needs and the requirements outlined in the
Architectural review. I took a 20 minute analysis of the codebase and
determined the following
Tom,
I hadn't realized there was this duplication between p
The DSpace authorization system is showing it's age and has several
problems that have remained unaddressed. In my opinion the principle
problem is that it does not recognize the difference between a role
and a permission. Where a role is something like submitter, or
administrator, and own
I hypothesise that retrieving the ResourcePolicy for each of the 359
Collections and then determining if a user is a member of the Group
associated with the Collection is why there is a long delay in
submissions from the MyDSpace interface.
George could insert log.info() method calls into the S
Hi...
Back in January, I wrote to the list about a problem we are having
(at Cornell) with DSpace after we migrated from v. 1.3.2 to v. 1.4.2.
Basically, if someone logs into DSpace by clicking on "My DSpace" and
then clicks on the "Start a New Submission" button, there can be a
delay from anyw
Could any of the more involved developers tell me why the database schema
for DSpace 1.5 still has "admin" and "submitter" columns in the collection
table, when there is a ResourcePolicy table? In our experience, if the
former and latter disagree with each other, serious authz problems occur;
Thanks for your quick response. unfortunately, apache is not front-ending. I
terminate the SSL at an f5 load balancer. Internally, it is a tomcat standalone
listening on port 8080. Catalina.out does report that ajp13 is running on
0.0.0.0:8009 could this be part of the problem?
INFO: JK: ajp13
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