Has anyone implemented a Warning - your session is about to timeout - Click
here to stay logged in type of pop-up message for the xmlui, via a theme or
otherwise? I think this may be useful for administrators to have and was
hoping someone has already done this.
--keith
Hello Mika.
If you are using xmlui, make sure that webui.strengths.cache = true in your
dspace.cfg file after the upgrade.
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From: mikan.d.dspace listmail mikan.dsp...@gmail.com
To: Dspace Tech dspace-tech@lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Wednesday, June 16, 2010 7:54:09
The first suggestion that I made to Tonny, to edit the start-handle-server
script and change the order of the parameters, was a bad one and didn't work.
So, if you made changes to the start-handle-server script, undo the changes and
put the start-handle-server script back the way it was
Try editing the last line of your bin/start-handle-server script so that
net.handle.server.Main
appears directly after dsrun (instead of where it is now).
That should get rid of the Invalid class name: message. If there are other
error messages after making this change, please post them to the
$logdir/handle-server.log 21
I can't find any other error messages. How can I enable somekind of
debug logging?
On 24-05-2010 15:18, Gilbertson, Keith R wrote:
Try editing the last line of your bin/start-handle-server script so that
net.handle.server.Main
appears directly after dsrun
Good morning, Tim.
I think that you're right about populating the appropriate fields on the
repository side.
It looks like the OAI-PMH generator for your repository is placing the
identifier (URL) in the unqualified identifier field, instead of
identifier.uri. This is common, as many
A colleague in charge of administering a larger repository mentioned seeing
these errors on Friday.
I looked through the log files on a smaller set of test systems that I've been
using, and I also have them. They occur infrequently, maybe 2-3 times in a 24
hour period. The stats updates work
I think that networking/name service stuff on the host is configured so that a
call in Java to new InetAddress.getLocalHost().getHostAddress() will return
127.0.0.1, instead of the ethernet IP. Could this be conflicting with anything
in the LocalHostRestrictionFilter that ships with the DSpace
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