Hi Jeff,
Please make sure to send your responses to the mailing list, as I'm not available for one-on-one support. I've copied in dspace-tech on my answer.
Currently, it's unclear to me what Docker CLI command you tried to run and what error you received. I'd need to understand that before I can provide help on Docker CLI
It's also worth noting that if you are running the entire system in Docker on localhost URLs, then Solr Statistics may not fully work. This is because our statistics filter out all accesses from localhost (and if you are running the site on localhost, then
all accesses will be from localhost). To fully function, Solr Statistics require a public site (i.e. running on a public URL).
So, I'm not sure what to suggest, as I'm not sure what you are trying to accomplish. If you are trying to test that Solr Statistics works, you may need to spin
up a test site (with a public URL, not a localhost URL). That'd likely require not running it in Docker, or perhaps you could put a proxy in front of your localhost site which gives it a public URL (in which case any accesses via that proxy likely would trigger
statistics to be logged)
Or, you can take a look at the Solr Statistics on our Demo site at https://demo7.dspace.org/ (NOTE:
It looks like our demo site is temporarily down cause it's being updated, but it should be back up again shortly)
Tim
Hi Tim,
We are not trying to run scripts in PROD, we are trying to run these scripts locally on my machine.
Please advise what we can do to run docker scripts.
Thanks,
Jeff