rifraff wrote:
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MorelyDotes wrote:
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rifraff wrote:
Ok, try upgrading to version 0.98 and go to the DMS Configuration/Search Configuration screen and click on the "Write Configuration Files" button.

Yep, did that before the last post.

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Then, go to the repository directory and execute "swish-e -c swish-e.conf". See if that works.

The data is there, but it's not being displayed. If I comment out enough of the "if" statements, I can get a raw list of documents; it's just not printing the "massaged" data.

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Also, what version of SWISH-E are you using? It is possible that they changed the format of the output enough to break compatibility.

It's 2.4.3

Thanks!

Ok, I was able to download 2.4.3 today. I should be able to take a look at the problem on Wednesday. From your description, it appears that they changed the output of SWISH-E slightly and it broke compatibility.

Regards,

Brian Reifsnyder

ThierryV wrote:
Sorry Brian, must have missed it!

Cming back to the start of the thread, how do I permanently get rid of "deleted" files?

Thanks,

Thierry

ThierryV wrote:
Brian,

I there some kind of document describing how to setup DMS?

I get the same error as other users and I admit that I really don't know what to fill in the configuration screens.

Regards,

Thierry

MorelyDotes wrote:
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rifraff wrote:
Ok, try upgrading to version 0.98 and go to the DMS Configuration/Search Configuration screen and click on the "Write Configuration Files" button.

Yep, did that before the last post.

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Then, go to the repository directory and execute "swish-e -c swish-e.conf". See if that works.

The data is there, but it's not being displayed. If I comment out enough of the "if" statements, I can get a raw list of documents; it's just not printing the "massaged" data.

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Also, what version of SWISH-E are you using? It is possible that they changed the format of the output enough to break compatibility.

It's 2.4.3

Thanks!

cathiew wrote:
My issue is very similar to the one noted above.

Error: Unable to move file.
SP:/var/tmp/phpB2zBNi
DP:/var/www/documents/1/1/1/2500001.dat

I noted that I didn't have an html_public/tmp directory, so created it. I've also been trying various paths for the respository directory. From various posts, it is not clear to me if /var/www/repository is correct, or just /var/respository. I assume the path indicated should be from public_html.

Thanks for any more thoughts on this.

MorelyDotes wrote:
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rifraff wrote:
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MorelyDotes wrote:
how can I set permissions for the results? I don't see anything in the administration section for the module, nor in blocks.

By results, I am assuming that you are refering to having the permissions automatically change depending which lifecycle stage the document is in?

Actually, no. I am getting a blank list of documents, even though the degugger says there are 36 hits. Since I don't understand the code that is (presumably) supposed to generate the list of documents, I can't figure out what I need to change to make it possible to see the results.

We haven't implemented lifecycles yet, and ATM it's a much lower priority than being able to find a given document easily with a full-text search.

MorelyDotes wrote:
Thanks much to both peekay and Brain. I have a company meeting in about 20 minutes at which I wil lbe able to demonstrate the level of support for this module specifically, and XOOPS in general, because of you guys!

I forgot to ask - how can I set permissions for the results? I don't see anything in the administration section for the module, nor in blocks.

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Brian may correct me on this, but AFAIK, documents can be promoted up through numerous stages of a 'lifecycle'. For
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Back in the main screen, a 'Promote' link will appear next to the document. Click this and the file will automatically be moved to the folder you designated for the next stage in it's lifecycle.

I think...?

Of course, if I got that wrong, or you already knew all this, I just wasted a lot of perfectly good pixels!