Cannot Upload document to new Item - Upload Failed
Mathieu Pelletier
##########################
# SERVER CONFIGURATION #
##########################
# DSpace installation directory.
# This is the location where you want to install DSpace.
# Windows note: Please remember to use forward slashes for all paths (e.g. C:/dspace)
dspace.dir=/data/dspace
# URL of DSpace backend ('server' webapp). Include port number etc.
# DO NOT end it with '/'.
# This is where REST API and all enabled server modules (OAI-PMH, SWORD,
# SWORDv2, RDF, etc) will respond.
dspace.server.url = https://redacted1.ac.za/server
# URL of DSpace frontend (Angular UI). Include port number etc.
# DO NOT end it with '/'.
# This is used by the backend to provide links in emails, RSS feeds, Sitemaps,
# etc.
dspace.ui.url = https://redacted2.ac.za
# Name of the site
dspace.name = Research Commons
# assetstore.dir, look at DSPACE/config/spring/api/bitstore.xml for more options
# default is ${dspace.dir}/assetstore, uncomment and modify if you need to use a different path
#assetstore.dir = assetstore
# Default language for metadata values
#default.language = en_US
# Solr server/webapp.
# DSpace uses Solr for all search/browse capability (and for usage statistics).
# Since DSpace 7, SOLR must be installed as a stand-alone service
solr.server = http://localhost:8983/solr
Here is what I have in environments.prod.ts:
export const environment = {
// The "ui" section defines where you want Node.js to run/respond. It may correspond to your primary URL, but it also may not (if you are running b>
// In this example, we are setting up our UI to just use localhost, port 4000.
// This is a common setup for when you want to use Apache or Nginx to handle HTTPS and proxy requests to Node on port 4000
ui: {
ssl: false,
host: 'localhost',
port: 4000,
// NOTE: Space is capitalized because 'namespace' is a reserved string in TypeScript
nameSpace: '/'
},
// This example is valid if your Backend is publicly available at https://api.mydspace.edu/server/
// The REST settings MUST correspond to the primary URL of the backend. Usually, this means they must be kept in sync
// with the value of "dspace.server.url" in the backend's local.cfg
rest: {
ssl: true,
host: 'redacted1.ac.za',
port: 443,
// NOTE: Space is capitalized because 'namespace' is a reserved string in TypeScript
nameSpace: '/server'
},
themes: [
{
name: 'mytheme'
},
],
};
I have everything else working, it seems. I have branded the site, I have created communities and collections, but I can't create items because I can't upload anything. I have tried checking directory ownership and permissions in the underlying filesystem, but nothing seems to work.
I would appreciate some help if anyone has a clue as to what is going on.
Many thanks!
Tim Donohue
If you can authenticate successfully & create other object (Communities/Collections), that implies that your main setup is correct. If you had major configuration errors in your local.cfg (on backend) and/or environment.prod.ts (on frontend), then you would not be able to authenticate at all.
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Mathieu Pelletier
Tim Donohue
I was not aware of that myself. I just added a brief note to the Installation guide's Tomcat section here:
https://wiki.lyrasis.org/display/DSDOC7x/Installing+DSpace#InstallingDSpace-ServletEngine(ApacheTomcat9,Jetty,CauchoResinorequivalent)
Please review this and make sure it's correct... I didn't try it for myself, so it could use a second set of eyes.