DSpace 7.5 - How can I use my own domain? Please help.

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LEONEL ALARCON BRAVO

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Jun 28, 2024, 3:48:06 PM6/28/24
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Hello colleagues, I have installed dspace 7.5, I have done everything, I installed it on a server and on IP:4000 it works perfectly, you can access the entire university using the same network, but now I need to be able to access from the university domain.

http://[ip]:4000/home works perfectly
http://[domain name]:4000/home gives me the error 500 service unavailable.

I have seen some posts with similar things, but I would appreciate it not working, could you tell me how to do it? directions, something, I am desperately looking for information and I can't find it, it is also important to mention that I do not want to lose all the interface modifications I have made as well as all the educational resources deposited on the platform and their statistics.

I will be attentive to your comments, thank you very much colleagues.

DSpace Technical Support

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Jul 10, 2024, 5:56:47 PM7/10/24
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Hi,

If you are still having issues getting DSpace 7 running on your own domain, then I'd recommend following the instructions in the Installation Guide about setting up Apache or Nginx as a proxy in front of *both* the User Interface (frontend) and REST API (backend).  Then you can configure your domain easily in Apache or Nginx and run it via HTTPS.

See the Installation guide at https://wiki.lyrasis.org/display/DSDOC7x/Installing+DSpace   For the details about using Apache or Nginx, see step 17 of the Backend Install and step 8 of the Frontend Install.

Tim

Marshal Phiri

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Oct 8, 2024, 9:21:38 AM10/8/24
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I have made changes to make DSpace 8 available on LAN, however when I assign an IP address, the the PC is viewable on LAN but produces 500 Error. PLease send me the detailed configurations you have made for the PC to accessible on LAN. Your assistance is greatly appreciated.
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