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19:43 rebecabarros
Hello, I'm trying to test a local installation of Dataverse and I'm getting the following error when trying to publish a dataset:
19:43 rebecabarros
Error – This dataset may not be published because the EZID Service is currently inaccessible.
19:45 rebecabarros
I found some threads mention the fqdn option in domain.xml, how should this be set?
19:45 rebecabarros
here is set like: <jvm-options>-Ddataverse.fqdn=localhost</jvm-options>
19:50 pdurbin
rebecabarros: hi!
19:51 pdurbin
DataCite won't accept "localhost". One sec.
19:52 pdurbin
rebecabarros: it's actually "dataverse.siteUrl" that you need to change.
19:53 rebecabarros
what should I put in this?
19:53 pdurbin
Does your domain.xml already have a line for dataverse.siteUrl?
19:55 rebecabarros
No. But I tried with: <jvm-options>-Ddataverse.siteUrl=http://${dataverse.fqdn}:8080</jvm-options> and still got the error
19:56 pdurbin
let me know you what I have on one of my servers
19:56 pdurbin
<jvm-options>-Ddataverse.siteUrl=http://phoenix.dataverse.org </jvm-options>
19:57 pdurbin
Can you please try something like that? A non-localhost address?
19:58 rebecabarros
Yes, should I try this one? phoenix.dataverse?
19:58 pdurbin
Ideally, you would use a hostname that you control.
19:59 pdurbin
The purpose of this "siteUrl" setting is that it's the public URL of the installation of Dataverse when you launch.
19:59 pdurbin
or for now, the url of your test installation
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20:03 rebecabarros
Ok, let me try.
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20:09 rebecabarros
So, I set: <jvm-options>-Ddataverse.fqdn=localhost</jvm-options> <jvm-options>-Ddataverse.siteUrl=http://myserverip:8080 </jvm-options> still getting the same error
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20:17 pdurbin
rebecabarros: instead of "http://myserverip:8080 " can you use the URL of your server?
20:20 rebecabarros
I do not have a valid URL for my server. for now I'm trying to test only local
20:20 pdurbin
rebecabarros: I see. One sec. Sorry.
20:22 rebecabarros
Don't worry and thanks for all the help
20:25 pdurbin
rebecabarros: I'm doing 20 things at once.
20:26 pdurbin
rebecabarros: as a quick experiment, can you please try setting it to a URL that doesn't exist such as "http://myserverip.dataverse.org:8080 "?
20:28 rebecabarros
I will have to go now, but I saw that was you that answer me in the forum. I will formulate better the question and provide details of my configuration tomorrow. Thank you very much for answer it. And I will try this option and let you know.
20:29 pdurbin
rebecabarros: ok, sorry I couldn't be of more help. Let me give you one more link if it helps.
20:29 pdurbin
document how devs can work on DataCite as DOI provider #3845 · IQSS/dataversehttps://github.com/IQSS/dataverse/commit/a73d3a055822bc5c6da363d8374589089dd2dee6#diff-9a71e4ad2b6588d034c8e150ff95f908
20:29 pdurbin
I kind of doubt that will help but there it is.
20:30 pdurbin
I ran into this myself while trying to use DataCite rather than EZID for the first time.
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