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Re: [Dpubs-tech] Admin service

[David L. F. <dl...@co...>]

Mircea,

Please try the following Admin Service privilege instead:

    ./RegistryManager.pl -u <userid> -P -X 
"Admin/All_Publications/admin/root"

These privileges were changed for the last release. Looks like we need 
to update our wiki documentation. The privilege lists are
detailed in the Admin/Admin_data/privilege.xml file (associated tasks 
are in task_list.xml).

Let us know if you are still having problems accessing the Admin service 
after trying the above privilege.

David

Mircea Stan wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I managed to install DPubS and the demoRepository. Then I created two 
> profiles and gave one Admin privileges (%./RegistryManager.pl -u 
> <userid> -P -X "Admin/All_Publications/admin/all") and the other 
> Initial Editor Privileges (>RegistryManager.pl -u Editor1 -P -X 
> "Editorial/demo.aujm/editor/senior").
> By logging in the first user, the Editorial Service works just fine. 
> However for the second user, under the Admin Service does not appear 
> any task or link or anything. Did I do something wrong/incomplete, or 
> these services are not accesibile in the html profile page but only in 
> command line?
>
> Best regards,
> Mircea Stan
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[Dpubs-tech] Admin service

[Mircea S. <mir...@ya...>]

Hello!

I managed to install DPubS and the demoRepository. Then I created two profiles and gave one Admin privileges (%./RegistryManager.pl -u <userid> -P -X "Admin/All_Publications/admin/all") and the other Initial Editor Privileges (>RegistryManager.pl -u Editor1 -P -X "Editorial/demo.aujm/editor/senior").
By logging in the first user, the Editorial Service works just fine. However for the second user, under the Admin Service does not appear any task or link or anything. Did I do something wrong/incomplete, or these services are not accesibile in the html profile page but only in command line? 

Best regards,
Mircea Stan



      

Re: [Dpubs-tech] Problem DPubs

[David L. F. <dl...@co...>]

Jorge,

I will try to help you. It would appear that you figured out the earlier 
problem you
posted :

    "failed to resolve handler `Apache::Registry': failed to resolve handler
    `DPubS::modPerlCleanup': Can't locate DPubS/modPerlCleanup.pm"

The importer command line script is an independent application that 
relies on a properly
configured DPubS server.

It sounds like you have set up the demonstration repository in order to 
experiment with
DPubS. Are you able to browse titles, bring up article abstracts, 
download articles, and
perform searches on the demo repository?

It is also important to check the logs for errors. Errors may appear in 
the dpubs.log under
DPubS/logs and in the Apache log error_log (or whatever you call it) in 
the Apache logs
directory.

Please confirm the current working status of the demo repository and 
check the logs to
see if there are errors. Let me know what you find. Send me as much 
detail as possible. If
you send me a url I may be able to take a look at the server.

David Fielding
Scholarly Communication Technologies
Division of Library Information Technologies


Jorge Armijo wrote:
> Hello
>
> I have this problem with importing a demo Dpubs leave the message here
>
> ./DPubS_Importer.pl -a demo.cmj -i 
> /usr/local/DPubS/demoRepository/demoInput/demo.cmj/154-002/
> Can't use an undefined value as an ARRAY reference at 
> /usr/local/DPubS/Common/Meta/Collection.pm line 252.
>
> Compliments
>
> Jorge Armijo
> S.T.I
> Universidad de Chile
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[Dpubs-tech] Problem DPubs

[Jorge A. <ja...@uc...>]

Hello

I have this problem with importing a demo Dpubs leave the message here

./DPubS_Importer.pl -a demo.cmj -i 
/usr/local/DPubS/demoRepository/demoInput/demo.cmj/154-002/
Can't use an undefined value as an ARRAY reference at 
/usr/local/DPubS/Common/Meta/Collection.pm line 252.

Compliments

Jorge Armijo
S.T.I
Universidad de Chile

[Dpubs-tech] Problem Dpubs

[Jorge A. <ja...@il...>]

Hello

I write to this list for help in installing Dpubs version 20090402, 
dpubs and installed on various platforms of Linux and BSD (Centos5.2, 
debian5, FreeBSD 7.0) and all medals in the same error

"failed to resolve handler `Apache::Registry': failed to resolve handler 
`DPubS::modPerlCleanup': Can't locate DPubS/modPerlCleanup.pm"

Compliments

Jorge Armijo
S.T.I
Universisdad of C

Re: [Dpubs-tech] Possible hack attempt?

[Shin-Woo K. <sk...@co...>]

Those look like some hack efforts.
It looks like some people used those urls in place of handle.
Those shouldn't cause any problem to the system.

Shin-Woo

> Hi All,
>
> While skimming through the AccessFailures logs, I found some unusual
> requests that look like attempts to hack the site.  I recognize that such
> attempts are not unusual, but wanted to double-check with y'all to see if
> the pattern looks familiar and if there is any particular danger we should
> be watching out for.
>
> The slightly longer explanation is that the file
> /DPubS/tmp/Subscription/AccessFailures.userid contains about a half dozen
> entries in which the field for requested resource is not in DPubS format
> (e.g., osul.dsq.test01/1205786348), but rather a URL.  I've copied and
> pasted the URLs below, in case that might be helpful.
>
>    - http://rabotnitsa.ru/joomla__/administrator/backups/arim/zaf/.
>    - http://www.clubnataciotortosa.com/UserFiles/File/edut/ade/.
>    - http://www.landi-sempach-emmen.ch/aktionen/image/zafecez/roxovef/.
>    - http://mojazubarka.sk/test/admin/sicaqe/jufoxir/.
>    -
>    http://www.ce-enterprise.com/inetonlinetk/shop/files/img/logo_DarkBlueStyle/goge/oxag/
>    .
>    - http://chyngachanga.ru/content/wuge/okup/.
>
> I guessing that the fact that these are showing up in the
> access*Failures*log suggests that there's probably nothing to worry
> about, but I wanted to
> double-check.
>
> Thanks,
> Henry
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[Dpubs-tech] Possible hack attempt?

[Henry G. <gri...@os...>]

Hi All,

While skimming through the AccessFailures logs, I found some unusual
requests that look like attempts to hack the site.  I recognize that such
attempts are not unusual, but wanted to double-check with y'all to see if
the pattern looks familiar and if there is any particular danger we should
be watching out for.

The slightly longer explanation is that the file
/DPubS/tmp/Subscription/AccessFailures.userid contains about a half dozen
entries in which the field for requested resource is not in DPubS format
(e.g., osul.dsq.test01/1205786348), but rather a URL.  I've copied and
pasted the URLs below, in case that might be helpful.

   - http://rabotnitsa.ru/joomla__/administrator/backups/arim/zaf/.
   - http://www.clubnataciotortosa.com/UserFiles/File/edut/ade/.
   - http://www.landi-sempach-emmen.ch/aktionen/image/zafecez/roxovef/.
   - http://mojazubarka.sk/test/admin/sicaqe/jufoxir/.
   -
   http://www.ce-enterprise.com/inetonlinetk/shop/files/img/logo_DarkBlueStyle/goge/oxag/
   .
   - http://chyngachanga.ru/content/wuge/okup/.

I guessing that the fact that these are showing up in the
access*Failures*log suggests that there's probably nothing to worry
about, but I wanted to
double-check.

Thanks,
Henry
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Scholarly Resources Integration Dept
The Ohio State University Libraries
600 Ackerman Rd.
Columbus, OH 43202
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Re: [Dpubs-tech] log in difficulties

[David L. F. <dl...@co...>]

Henry,

  Please send me the generic user id and password.

  What do you mean by non-ip machine?

  The login subsystem is separate from the access control subsystem.
So you should be able to login, or create a new profile and login,
regardless of location or ip range (as long as cookies are enabled).

David Fielding
DPubS Development

> Hi All,
>
> We have just heard from subscribers that they are not able to log in.
> Further testing has revealed a set of functionality that doesn't make much
> sense to me.  I'm hoping that you can help us diagnose it.  If you would
> like to test the situation yourselves, please let me know and I can e-mail
> you a generic/testing user login to use.
>
> In overview, the login system is either working or not working as a result
> of a combination of browser and (physical) location.  Here at the library,
> I
> can log in to the publication using both IE7 and Firefox.  At home, I can
> log in using Firefox but not IE7.  On both machines, the IP address is not
> within a valid range.  Our users have not specified what browsers they are
> using, but are apparently attempting to log in from non-IP-range machines.
>
> Any insight y'all could provide would be much appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
> Henry
>
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> Program Coordinator, Documentation & Training
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[Dpubs-tech] log in difficulties

[Henry G. <gri...@os...>]

Hi All,

We have just heard from subscribers that they are not able to log in.
Further testing has revealed a set of functionality that doesn't make much
sense to me.  I'm hoping that you can help us diagnose it.  If you would
like to test the situation yourselves, please let me know and I can e-mail
you a generic/testing user login to use.

In overview, the login system is either working or not working as a result
of a combination of browser and (physical) location.  Here at the library, I
can log in to the publication using both IE7 and Firefox.  At home, I can
log in using Firefox but not IE7.  On both machines, the IP address is not
within a valid range.  Our users have not specified what browsers they are
using, but are apparently attempting to log in from non-IP-range machines.

Any insight y'all could provide would be much appreciated.

Thanks,
Henry

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Scholarly Resources Integration Dept
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600 Ackerman Rd.
Columbus, OH 43202
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Re: [Dpubs-tech] DPubs

[David R. <dw...@co...>]

Dear Kaushal,

For a demo of DPubS, the best thing to look at right now are the 
various publications using DPubS. Nine current projects are listed here:
         http://dpubs.org/projects.html

We're talking about setting up a DPubS sandbox, where users could 
play with the backend more, but we've not gotten to this.

For installation instructions, see the DPubS wiki:
         http://dpubs.org/wiki

and look under "DPubS Installation Documentation". A good starting 
place for all DPubS info is http://dpubs.org.

Let us know if you don't find what you need.

Best,
--David Ruddy


At 12:30 PM 5/13/2008, Dr. Kaushal Srivastava wrote:
>1. Is there any DEMO for DPubs ?
>2. Is there any Manual for "How to install DPubs" or Step-by-step 
>instructions for installations of DPubs ?
>
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[Dpubs-tech] DPubs

[Dr. K. S. <kau...@ya...>]

1. Is there any DEMO for DPubs ?
  2. Is there any Manual for "How to install DPubs" or Step-by-step instructions for installations of DPubs ?
   
  -Kaushal

       

Re: [Dpubs-tech] Past Issue Page Links

[Shin-Woo K. <sk...@co...>]

Hello,

In your dpubs_ji.toc.xml UIC document, replace <MD name="currentMD"
version="1.0" /> with <MD name="tocMD" version="1.0" />
currentMD always grabs the most recent issue, not what is given as handle
in URL.

Shin-Woo


> Hello All,
>
>
>
> I am not sure who reads this list since it has gone unused since December.
> However, I thought that I should give it a try. We had disabled the
> dynamic
> link generation on our "Past Issues" page so that we could provide static
> links back to the original server for old content that we have not yet
> migrated to DPubS. As we convert and ingest the old content, we would like
> to update the list so that the top of the list is dynamically generated as
> usual followed by a list of static links to the non-migrated content on
> our
> old server. I have reintroduced the code for what I believe to be the
> dynamic generation back into the past.xsl file in our osul.dsq publication
> files. The list of links to past issues is generated. However, all the
> links
> take you to the current issue and not the past issue that the links
> indicate.
>
>
>
> For example, one of the dynamically generated HTML links is:
>
>
>
> <a
> href="/DPubS?service=UI&amp;version=1.0&amp;verb=Display&amp;page=toc&amp;ha
> ndle=osul.dsq/1200341384">Volume 27, Number 3 (2007)</a>
>
> This will take us to the URL:
>
> http://dpubs.dsq-sds.org/DPubS?service=UI
> <http://dpubs.dsq-sds.org/DPubS?service=UI&version=1.0&verb=Display&page=toc
> &handle=osul.dsq/1200341384>
> &version=1.0&verb=Display&page=toc&handle=osul.dsq/1200341384
>
> This is expected based on the HTML link. However, the resulting page is
> the
> current issue. Any thoughts?
>
>
>
>
>
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[Dpubs-tech] Past Issue Page Links

[Kyle K. <kal...@os...>]

Hello All,

 

I am not sure who reads this list since it has gone unused since December.
However, I thought that I should give it a try. We had disabled the dynamic
link generation on our "Past Issues" page so that we could provide static
links back to the original server for old content that we have not yet
migrated to DPubS. As we convert and ingest the old content, we would like
to update the list so that the top of the list is dynamically generated as
usual followed by a list of static links to the non-migrated content on our
old server. I have reintroduced the code for what I believe to be the
dynamic generation back into the past.xsl file in our osul.dsq publication
files. The list of links to past issues is generated. However, all the links
take you to the current issue and not the past issue that the links
indicate.

 

For example, one of the dynamically generated HTML links is:

 

<a
href="/DPubS?service=UI&amp;version=1.0&amp;verb=Display&amp;page=toc&amp;ha
ndle=osul.dsq/1200341384">Volume 27, Number 3 (2007)</a>
 
This will take us to the URL:
 
http://dpubs.dsq-sds.org/DPubS?service=UI
<http://dpubs.dsq-sds.org/DPubS?service=UI&version=1.0&verb=Display&page=toc
&handle=osul.dsq/1200341384>
&version=1.0&verb=Display&page=toc&handle=osul.dsq/1200341384
 
This is expected based on the HTML link. However, the resulting page is the
current issue. Any thoughts?

 

 

Kyle Kaliebe
Systems Developer/Engineer
Knowledge Bank
University Libraries
Ohio State University
kal...@os...

 

Re: [Dpubs-tech] Schemas (or equivalent) for publishers and publications metadata?

[Shin-Woo K. <sk...@co...>]

Hello,

We do have xml schema for publication data but not for the publisher data.
The publication data schema can be found at:
/DPubS_sourcedir/htdocs/dtds/dpubs_publication_data.xsd
I'll attach the file just in case.

Shin-Woo

> Henry,
>
> I know we developed a schema for publication.xml, to use in the Admin
> Service. We'll send that around, and one for the publishers too, if
> there is one. Or tell you where it is in the system.
>
> Last August, I began some documentation for the Admin Service section
> that dealt with publication data. I've attached it. It may be a
> little out-of-date. And the idea now is to build this sort of
> documentation directly into the Admin Service, as "on-board" help. We
> hope to have that added in the next release.
>
> Best,
> --David
>
>
> At 11:39 AM 12/3/2007, H Griffy wrote:
>>Hi All,
>>
>>I have been wanting to put together some instructions about how to
>>prepare metadata for new publishers/publications (along the lines of
>>what I did for the journal_issue schema), but have not been able to
>>find a definitive list of the information that must/may be included
>>in the relevant metadata files.  Is there such?  I've looked in the
>>relevant Perl scripts and the htmldocs/dtds folder, but have not
>>seen anything that looks like a reliable guide.
>>
>>Thanks,
>>Henry
>>
>>--
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>>Program Coordinator, Documentation & Training
>>Scholarly Resources Integration Dept
>>The Ohio State University Libraries
>>600 Ackerman Rd.
>>Columbus, OH 43202
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Re: [Dpubs-tech] Schemas (or equivalent) for publishers and publications metadata?

[David R. <dw...@co...>]

Henry,

I know we developed a schema for publication.xml, to use in the Admin 
Service. We'll send that around, and one for the publishers too, if 
there is one. Or tell you where it is in the system.

Last August, I began some documentation for the Admin Service section 
that dealt with publication data. I've attached it. It may be a 
little out-of-date. And the idea now is to build this sort of 
documentation directly into the Admin Service, as "on-board" help. We 
hope to have that added in the next release.

Best,
--David


At 11:39 AM 12/3/2007, H Griffy wrote:
>Hi All,
>
>I have been wanting to put together some instructions about how to 
>prepare metadata for new publishers/publications (along the lines of 
>what I did for the journal_issue schema), but have not been able to 
>find a definitive list of the information that must/may be included 
>in the relevant metadata files.  Is there such?  I've looked in the 
>relevant Perl scripts and the htmldocs/dtds folder, but have not 
>seen anything that looks like a reliable guide.
>
>Thanks,
>Henry
>
>--
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[Dpubs-tech] Schemas (or equivalent) for publishers and publications metadata?

[H G. <gri...@gm...>]

Hi All,

I have been wanting to put together some instructions about how to prepare
metadata for new publishers/publications (along the lines of what I did for
the journal_issue schema), but have not been able to find a definitive list
of the information that must/may be included in the relevant metadata
files.  Is there such?  I've looked in the relevant Perl scripts and the
htmldocs/dtds folder, but have not seen anything that looks like a reliable
guide.

Thanks,
Henry

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Program Coordinator, Documentation & Training
Scholarly Resources Integration Dept
The Ohio State University Libraries
600 Ackerman Rd.
Columbus, OH 43202
Ph: 614-247-4663
Fx: 614-292-2015

Re: [Dpubs-tech] Internal Server Error 500 when trying to ingest content

[David L. F. <dl...@co...>]

Henry,

         The importer script functions by making requests to the running 
DPubS server.
Even though I have not seen the 500 error you are reporting below it likely 
indicates a
configuration problem. Please double check that the host and port are set 
correctly in the
DPubS/Config/config_constants.pl file. Check that the script you are 
running contains
the correct $source_dir setting. This should be set automatically by the 
load_settings.pl
configuration script and should point into you DPubS release.

         I would also check the Apache error log file. These 500 errors 
should be appearing
in the error log file. There may be additional information here.

         I have a few questions. I was able to find a journal site for 
Disability Studies
Quarterly that contains content. Have you successfully loaded content in 
the past?
If so, have you made any significant changes recently?

David
DPubS Development


Example: ProjectEuclid.org

When we Submit content we see entries in the Apache log that look like:

projecteuclid.org - - [15/Nov/2007:15:05:32 -0500] "POST 
/DPubS/Repository/1.0/Submit HTTP/1.1" 200 580 "-" "libwww-perl/5.805"
projecteuclid.org - - [15/Nov/2007:15:05:32 -0500] "POST 
/DPubS/Repository/1.0/Submit HTTP/1.1" 200 578 "-" "libwww-perl/5.805"



At 05:03 PM 11/15/2007 -0500, H Griffy wrote:
>Hi All,
>
>I've encountered (caused?) an error and have not been able to figure out 
>how to fix it.  Briefly, whenever I try to run one of the scripts in the 
>DPubS/Services/Editorial/Batch folder (submit_publisher.pl, 
>submit_publication.pl, or DPubS_Importer.pl, the process churns along well 
>for a while, but then fails and reports this error:
>
>Error:
>Status: Install of document osul failed at repository located at [our dpubs
>staging server] due to the following error message from the 
>respository:"<!DOCTYPE
>  HTML PUBLIC "-//IETF//DTD HTML 2.0//EN">
><HTML><HEAD>
><TITLE>500 Internal Server Error</TITLE>
></HEAD><BODY>
><H1>Internal Server Error</H1>
>The server encountered an internal error or
>misconfiguration and was unable to complete
>your request.<P>
>Please contact the server administrator,
>  <mailto:ro...@dp...>ro...@dp... 
> and inform them of the time the error occurred,
>and anything you might have done that may have
>caused the error.<P>
>More information about this error may be available
>in the server error log.<P>
><HR>
><ADDRESS>Apache/1.3.37 Server at [our dpubs staging server] Port 80</ADDRESS>
></BODY></HTML>
>"
>
>Has anyone else encountered this error?  Any suggestions why it would show 
>up while ingesting content?  I've looked at the Apache logs for further 
>information, and they register an attempt to POST, but not much more info.
>
>Thanks,
>Henry
>
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[Dpubs-tech] Internal Server Error 500 when trying to ingest content

[H G. <gri...@gm...>]

Hi All,

I've encountered (caused?) an error and have not been able to figure out how
to fix it.  Briefly, whenever I try to run one of the scripts in the
DPubS/Services/Editorial/Batch folder (submit_publisher.pl,
submit_publication.pl, or DPubS_Importer.pl, the process churns along well
for a while, but then fails and reports this error:

Error:
Status: Install of document osul failed at repository located at [our dpubs
staging server] due to the following error message from the
respository:"<!DOCTYPE
 HTML PUBLIC "-//IETF//DTD HTML 2.0//EN">
<HTML><HEAD>
<TITLE>500 Internal Server Error</TITLE>
</HEAD><BODY>
<H1>Internal Server Error</H1>
The server encountered an internal error or
misconfiguration and was unable to complete
your request.<P>
Please contact the server administrator,
 ro...@dp... and inform them of the time the error
occurred,
and anything you might have done that may have
caused the error.<P>
More information about this error may be available
in the server error log.<P>
<HR>
<ADDRESS>Apache/1.3.37 Server at [our dpubs staging server] Port
80</ADDRESS>
</BODY></HTML>
"

Has anyone else encountered this error?  Any suggestions why it would show
up while ingesting content?  I've looked at the Apache logs for further
information, and they register an attempt to POST, but not much more info.

Thanks,
Henry

-- 
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Program Coordinator, Documentation & Training
Scholarly Resources Integration Dept
The Ohio State University Libraries
600 Ackerman Rd.
Columbus, OH 43202
Ph: 614-247-4663
Fx: 614-292-2015

Re: [Dpubs-tech] authorization error

[Shin-Woo K. <sk...@co...>]

Hello,

Did you run setup script in the new server?
The xml file itself does not configure DPubS; the setup script uses that
xml file.

Shin-Woo

> Hi All,
>
> We have been trying to reload our content on a different (but at one point
> cloned) server and I have hit a wall when trying to ingest an issue.  The
> script DPubS_Importer.pl fails with the following message:
>
> Error: submitting : 1190827525
>
>         Error: Error parsing XML reply:'<?xml version="1.0"
> encoding="UTF-8"?>
> <DPubS-Response version="1.0">
>   <responseDate>2007-10-08T18:43:48Z</responseDate>
>   <requestURL service="Repository" verb="GenHoldings" version="1.0
> ">/DPubS/Repos
> itory/1.0/GenHoldings?authority=osul.dsq</requestURL>
>   <error>Host dpubs01.it.ohio-state.edu is not authorized to make this
> request:</error>
> </DPubS-Response>
> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
> <DPubS-Response version="1.0">
>   <responseDate>2007-10-08T18:43:48Z</responseDate>
>   <requestURL service="Repository" verb="Submit" version="1.0
> ">/DPubS/Repository
> /1.0/Submit?id=1190827525&amp;authority=osul.dsq&amp;partitionspec=
> osul.dsq&amp;
> pii=dsq_v27_04_2007_fall&amp;reload=1&amp;uploaded-file=filemNtH8t_mpf&amp;file=
> /tmp/file2HAVAn1191869028</requestURL>
>   <requestVerb name="Submit" version="1.0">
>     <handle>osul.dsq/1190827525</handle>
>     <partitionspec>osul.dsq</partitionspec>
>   </requestVerb>
> </DPubS-Response>
> ' . Install Failed.
>
> I've highlighted what seems to be the crucial error message, but I'm not
> sure why it would throw this error.  The configuration file
> Local/setup_config_settings.xml includes this server in the list of
> trusted_clients, both by domain name and by IP address.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> Thanks,
> Henry
> --
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> 600 Ackerman Rd.
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[Dpubs-tech] authorization error

[H G. <gri...@gm...>]

Hi All,

We have been trying to reload our content on a different (but at one point
cloned) server and I have hit a wall when trying to ingest an issue.  The
script DPubS_Importer.pl fails with the following message:

Error: submitting : 1190827525

        Error: Error parsing XML reply:'<?xml version="1.0"
encoding="UTF-8"?>
<DPubS-Response version="1.0">
  <responseDate>2007-10-08T18:43:48Z</responseDate>
  <requestURL service="Repository" verb="GenHoldings" version="1.0
">/DPubS/Repos
itory/1.0/GenHoldings?authority=osul.dsq</requestURL>
  <error>Host dpubs01.it.ohio-state.edu is not authorized to make this
request:</error>
</DPubS-Response>
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<DPubS-Response version="1.0">
  <responseDate>2007-10-08T18:43:48Z</responseDate>
  <requestURL service="Repository" verb="Submit" version="1.0
">/DPubS/Repository
/1.0/Submit?id=1190827525&amp;authority=osul.dsq&amp;partitionspec=
osul.dsq&amp;
pii=dsq_v27_04_2007_fall&amp;reload=1&amp;uploaded-file=filemNtH8t_mpf&amp;file=
/tmp/file2HAVAn1191869028</requestURL>
  <requestVerb name="Submit" version="1.0">
    <handle>osul.dsq/1190827525</handle>
    <partitionspec>osul.dsq</partitionspec>
  </requestVerb>
</DPubS-Response>
' . Install Failed.

I've highlighted what seems to be the crucial error message, but I'm not
sure why it would throw this error.  The configuration file
Local/setup_config_settings.xml includes this server in the list of
trusted_clients, both by domain name and by IP address.

Any suggestions?

Thanks,
Henry
-- 
Henry Griffy
Program Coordinator, Documentation & Training
Scholarly Resources Integration Dept
The Ohio State University Libraries
600 Ackerman Rd.
Columbus, OH 43202
Ph: 614-247-4663
Fx: 614-292-2015

Re: [Dpubs-tech] Masking/rewriting URLs

[David R. <dw...@co...>]

Henry,

We don't think there's an easy way to get DPubS to display URLs 
differently than it does (at least in the browser address display). 
There are probably ways to do this, but they will likely be difficult 
and/or tricky, especially if you have or will have multiple publications.

I'm a little worried, thought, that we don't exactly understand what 
you're trying to do. So maybe some examples would help.

It is relatively easy to ensure that existing URLs will resolve to 
the right place, using apache redirects. It's the altering of 
'outgoing' links that puzzles me--I'm not sure I understand why you'd 
want to do this. But I may be missing something.

In our published material, we've now displaying on the abstract page 
a complete link to that page, calling it a "permanent link". For example:
         http://projecteuclid.org/euclid.annm/1185985453
If need to migrate services, that's the link we're promising to preserve.

--David


At 03:57 PM 9/24/2007, H Griffy wrote:
>Hi All,
>
>Is there a built-in way to get DPubS to display URLs in a different 
>format from the default?  I ask because the journal we are 
>publishing has existed as an online journal for a number of years, 
>so users will expect URLs to follow a certain format.  Also, we will 
>need to provide access to earlier content consistent with how it has 
>already been published, so that existing citations will remain 
>valid.  It should be possible to accomplish these effects with 
>creative use of htaccess files, but would rather do the setup within 
>DPubS itself.  Either way, if anyone on the list has dealt with this 
>problem in the process of migrating other journals between servers, 
>any tips you might offer would be most welcome.
>
>Thanks,
>Henry
>
>--
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>Program Coordinator, Documentation & Training
>Scholarly Resources Integration Dept
>The Ohio State University Libraries
>600 Ackerman Rd.
>Columbus, OH 43202
>Ph: 614-247-4663
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Re: [Dpubs-tech] [Dpubs-content] Images in HTML Articles

[David R. <dw...@co...>]

Hi Henry,

We talked about this here and see how it should be done. Essentially, 
the Importer needs to know to comb through any HTML files looking for 
referenced images, verify that these are included in the ingest 
package, pull those images into the repository, and (as the HTML doc 
is pulled in) alter the HTML image references so that they will be 
properly identified in the repository when the HTML document is 
viewed. As I noted below, we do something like this for the abstract 
in the metadata now, so we're not thinking it should be very 
difficult to add this.

What's your publication schedule like? When do you expect to load a 
second issue?  We're wondering when you need this. Whenever we get it 
added, you'll be able to reload issues and everything should work as 
you've got it now, except the images will be in the repository along 
with everything else.

--David


At 06:06 PM 9/24/2007, David Ruddy wrote:
>Henry,
>
>I'm sending this on to the tech list.
>
>Interesting problem. I think I understand what you're trying to do. I
>suspect the Importer will need to be tweaked a bit to put these
>images (sort of supplemental images) into the repository in a way
>that makes them accessible to your html file.
>
>We do this now with in-line images encoded in the abstract element
>(in the metadata). But we've not thought about the similar situation
>within the content files (in this case an HTML file).
>
>We'll talk about it here in the next couple of days and devise a
>solution. You're on the cutting/bleeding edge, as far as delivering HTML ;-)
>
>The record_filename_set was designed for a sequence of files that
>together make up the entire object. For example, a list of TIFF page
>image files that together represent the object described in that
>metadata <record>. Or a set of PDF files that together represent the
>entire object. In this case, the images are just components and don't
>themselves, even taken together, comprise the entire object. We've
>tended to call stuff like this "supplemental" or "auxiliary" datastreams.
>
>--David
>
>
>At 03:50 PM 9/24/2007, H Griffy wrote:
> >Hi All,
> >
> >I've been exploring how to display images in html files, and have
> >not been able to figure out an elegant way to do it.\
> >
> >The situation:  in the new issue of the journal Disability Studies
> >Quarterly, one article contains a few images of charts and
> >graphs.  We are wanting to publish the journal as html (rather than
> >creating pdfs) so need to create a link between the main content
> >file and the images.
> >
> >I have tried uploading the articles alongside the html file as part
> >of a record_filename_set group -- see excerpt from the journal-issue
> >xml below -- but DPubS doesn't ingest the image files into the
> >repository or otherwise recognize them as far as I can tell.
> >
> >I have come up with a functional workaround that seems like it would
> >suffice for the current issue but would become unwieldy over the
> >long term.  Namely, I created a sub-folder within the htdocs folder
> >and uploaded the images there.  I am then able to hard-code links to
> >the images, as in
> >
> ><img
> >src="/publication/dsq.v3/images/in_articles/dsq_v27_04_2007_fall_st 
> _07_figure01.jpg"
> >alt="..."/>
> >
> >This workaround gets the images to display in the article, but
> >doesn't seem like it's the way images are supposed to be included.
> >
> >Any guidance would be much appreciated.
> >
> >Thanks,
> >Henry
> >
> >
> >PS. I've tried coding the set of files a few different ways.  Below
> >is my most recent attempt:
> >
> ><record_filename
> >filetype="html">dsq_v27_04_2007_fall_st_07_barnartt.htm</record_filename>
> ><record_filename_set setID="1">
> ><set_item seq="1" filename="dsq_v27_04_2007_fall_st_07_figure01.jpg"
> >filetype='jpg' />
> ><set_item seq="2" filename="dsq_v27_04_2007_fall_st_07_figure02.jpg"
> >filetype='jpg' />
> ><set_item seq="3" filename="dsq_v27_04_2007_fall_st_07_figure03.jpg"
> >filetype='jpg' />
> ><set_item seq="4" filename="dsq_v27_04_2007_fall_st_07_figure04.jpg"
> >filetype='jpg' />
> ></record_filename_set>
> >
> >--
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> >Program Coordinator, Documentation & Training
> >Scholarly Resources Integration Dept
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Re: [Dpubs-tech] [Dpubs-content] Images in HTML Articles

[David R. <dw...@co...>]

Henry,

I'm sending this on to the tech list.

Interesting problem. I think I understand what you're trying to do. I 
suspect the Importer will need to be tweaked a bit to put these 
images (sort of supplemental images) into the repository in a way 
that makes them accessible to your html file.

We do this now with in-line images encoded in the abstract element 
(in the metadata). But we've not thought about the similar situation 
within the content files (in this case an HTML file).

We'll talk about it here in the next couple of days and devise a 
solution. You're on the cutting/bleeding edge, as far as delivering HTML ;-)

The record_filename_set was designed for a sequence of files that 
together make up the entire object. For example, a list of TIFF page 
image files that together represent the object described in that 
metadata <record>. Or a set of PDF files that together represent the 
entire object. In this case, the images are just components and don't 
themselves, even taken together, comprise the entire object. We've 
tended to call stuff like this "supplemental" or "auxiliary" datastreams.

--David


At 03:50 PM 9/24/2007, H Griffy wrote:
>Hi All,
>
>I've been exploring how to display images in html files, and have 
>not been able to figure out an elegant way to do it.\
>
>The situation:  in the new issue of the journal Disability Studies 
>Quarterly, one article contains a few images of charts and 
>graphs.  We are wanting to publish the journal as html (rather than 
>creating pdfs) so need to create a link between the main content 
>file and the images.
>
>I have tried uploading the articles alongside the html file as part 
>of a record_filename_set group -- see excerpt from the journal-issue 
>xml below -- but DPubS doesn't ingest the image files into the 
>repository or otherwise recognize them as far as I can tell.
>
>I have come up with a functional workaround that seems like it would 
>suffice for the current issue but would become unwieldy over the 
>long term.  Namely, I created a sub-folder within the htdocs folder 
>and uploaded the images there.  I am then able to hard-code links to 
>the images, as in
>
><img 
>src="/publication/dsq.v3/images/in_articles/dsq_v27_04_2007_fall_st_07_figure01.jpg" 
>alt="..."/>
>
>This workaround gets the images to display in the article, but 
>doesn't seem like it's the way images are supposed to be included.
>
>Any guidance would be much appreciated.
>
>Thanks,
>Henry
>
>
>PS. I've tried coding the set of files a few different ways.  Below 
>is my most recent attempt:
>
><record_filename 
>filetype="html">dsq_v27_04_2007_fall_st_07_barnartt.htm</record_filename>
><record_filename_set setID="1">
><set_item seq="1" filename="dsq_v27_04_2007_fall_st_07_figure01.jpg" 
>filetype='jpg' />
><set_item seq="2" filename="dsq_v27_04_2007_fall_st_07_figure02.jpg" 
>filetype='jpg' />
><set_item seq="3" filename="dsq_v27_04_2007_fall_st_07_figure03.jpg" 
>filetype='jpg' />
><set_item seq="4" filename="dsq_v27_04_2007_fall_st_07_figure04.jpg" 
>filetype='jpg' />
></record_filename_set>
>
>--
>Henry Griffy
>Program Coordinator, Documentation & Training
>Scholarly Resources Integration Dept
>The Ohio State University Libraries
>600 Ackerman Rd.
>Columbus, OH 43202
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[Dpubs-tech] Masking/rewriting URLs

[H G. <gri...@gm...>]

Hi All,

Is there a built-in way to get DPubS to display URLs in a different format
from the default?  I ask because the journal we are publishing has existed
as an online journal for a number of years, so users will expect URLs to
follow a certain format.  Also, we will need to provide access to earlier
content consistent with how it has already been published, so that existing
citations will remain valid.  It should be possible to accomplish these
effects with creative use of htaccess files, but would rather do the setup
within DPubS itself.  Either way, if anyone on the list has dealt with this
problem in the process of migrating other journals between servers, any tips
you might offer would be most welcome.

Thanks,
Henry

-- 
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Program Coordinator, Documentation & Training
Scholarly Resources Integration Dept
The Ohio State University Libraries
600 Ackerman Rd.
Columbus, OH 43202
Ph: 614-247-4663
Fx: 614-292-2015

Re: [Dpubs-tech] Error submitting publication: authority not local to this repository

[Kurt B. <kb...@ps...>]

Hi Henry:

    I'll let the submit publication question below for Cornell, but I 
just wanted to make you aware that in the new version of DPubS (which I 
think are using)  a publication can be defined using the admin 
interface.  There are some instructions on the wiki on how to use the 
admin interface to define and edit the publication data.  The admin 
tools will create all the files necessary for the publication and the 
publication will be ready for data to be loaded once this process is 
completed.  First you define the publication, then you use the 
publication editor to enter the data (see the wiki for what is entered 
in these fields) and then you use the Publication Data Queue to load the 
publication into the system.  There might be some apache restarts 
needed.  You need to have an admin user defined in DPubS to see the 
admin screens - to do this go to /Services/Admin/ and run the 
script_AddPrivilege.pl with just one parameter -u followed by the userid 
(e.g. ./script_AddPrivilege.pl -ukbb2).  This will give that user admin 
privileges in the browser.  When you bring up the browser and login as 
this user - you should get an Admin Tasks in the Navigation area.  Click 
on that and you should get the full list of admin functions.  This is an 
easier way to define a publication.  Shin-Woo Kim from Cornell is the 
creator of the Admin Services functionality.

Kurt Baker



Henry Griffy wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> While trying to submit a publication with authority 'dsq.v3', I got 
> the following error.  I have gone through the xml and double-checked 
> that it matches the publication xml for demo.ph.  I've also searched 
> for the error code, but not found it in the wiki or the code.  Any 
> guidance would be much appreciated.
>
>     [dpubs@dpubs02 Batch]$ ./submit_publication.pl -a dsq.v3 -f
>     samples/publications/dsq.v3.xml -O publication/journal -v
>
>     Submitting file: samples/publications/dsq.v3.xml as object type:
>     publication/journal 
>      and format type: publication to host: [staging server URL] port: 80 
>      to authority: dsq.v3.
>     Error: 
>     Status: Install of document  failed at repository located at
>     [staging server URL]:80 due to the following error message from
>     the respository:"The server was unable to service your request. 
>     because of the following error: 
>     Authority specified (dsq.v3) is not local to this repository 
>     " 
>
> Also, in case it might be helpful, relative to the DPubS directory, 
> the demoRepository is located at cd ../../../dpubs/demoRepository
>
> Thanks,
> Henry
>
> Henry Griffy, Program Coordinator
> Documentation and Training Unit
> Scholarly Resources Integration Department
> Technical Services Division
> The Ohio State University Libraries - Ackerman Road
> 600 Ackerman Rd., Rm. 5839, Columbus, OH 43202
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