On 7 September 2011 15:44, Sean Carte sean.ca...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm not 100% sure, but from what I recall, DSpace tries to determine the
geo data on the moment the usage event occurs. If it can't retrieve the geo
date (country, city, longitude, lattitude, ...), it will still store the
usage
I plan to use dspace for archiving large files 500GB, so that the use of
the web client is not acceptable (because of broken uploads, etc)
Does a fat desktop client exist, that can be used with the same
functionality as the web client for *the normal user workflow* (not
admin), like
- ADS
Hi
I have been running my electronic theses and dissertations on ETD-db from
Virginia Tech. I now want to import then into my new DSpace Platform. Is
there anyone who has a script or a way of achieving that.
Kind Regards,
Admire Mutsikiwa
ICT Projects Manager
Library IT
University of
Two weeks ago I disabled google crawler completely by adding
'Disallow: /' to my robots.txt file. This has resulted in a huge
decrease in the volume of traffic as shown by the attached graph.
Previously I had my robots.txt file configured to Disallow everything
else, including /browse as I do
Hi Admire,
if you find a way to go from ETD-db to a CSV file, you can always use the
standard DSpace CSV upload functionality.
Here's a good resource:
https://kb.osu.edu/dspace/handle/1811/47279?mode=full
with kindest regards,
Bram Luyten
@mire
Esperantolaan 4 - 3001 Heverlee - Belgium
2888
I have pretty much the same setup (1.7.1/Mirage) and a similar question. I'd
like to insert links to RSS feeds in the Browse section (for All, Community,
and Collection). I can imagine doing this with jQuery, but if there's another
way to shim these in, I'd like to know. I've looked at the
You can find the xsl file that relates to the navigation menu here:
Mirage/lib/xsl/core/navigation.xsl
https://github.com/DSpace/DSpace/blob/dspace-1.7.2-correct/dspace-xmlui/dspace-xmlui-webapp/src/main/webapp/themes/Mirage/lib/xsl/core/navigation.xsl
with kindest regards,
Bram Luyten
@mire
Hi Sean,
GoogleBot and the rest of the bots do account for a large amount of traffic.
I would estimate that about 75% of our traffic is serving bots. But I would
also estimate that a good number of users come in through Google search
results.
Blocking Google all-together will probably have a
Right, so it seems like the relevant template is:
xsl:template match=dri:options/dri:list/dri:list priority=3
mode=nested
li
xsl:apply-templates select=dri:head mode=nested/
ul class=ds-simple-list sublist
xsl:apply-templates select=dri:item mode=nested/
/ul
/li
Alex,
DSpace currently does not have a desktop client, as it is a web
application at heart.
However, it would be possible for someone to build a desktop client that
could send content to DSpace (via Web API calls however, so I'm not sure
if this would help your scenario). The most logical
Hi David,
I actually just committed adding the RSS feed links to the sidebar to
trunk/1.8. It adds links to the RSS feeds to the dri2xhtml theme and the
dri2xhtml-alt/Mirage theme.
https://jira.duraspace.org/browse/DS-984 if you look at the Subversion
Commits it will show you the code change.
Hi Bill,
I'm curious, what are the details of the NullPointerException which is
thrown when you attempt to delete/withdraw these items from the UI? That
might give some clue as to what is missing from these items, and how
best to temporarily fix them to expunge them completely.
For example,
Hi Tim,
I worked with Bill locally on the issue yesterday. The null pointer happens
because the orphaned item does not have a collection and thus cannot be
deleted from that collection. This goes back to that whole argument about
items only being able to be removed/deleted from thier containing
Hi Bill,
It looks like the issue here is that, by default, DSpace's SWORD
settings expect all METS files to include EPDCX (Eprints DC XML) ,
which is the SWORD recommended metadata format, or straight DC. By
default, it doesn't expect DIM format.
So, in the SWORD settings in dspace.cfg,
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