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13:20 swebshet Hi All am not able to manage or publish the root dataverse.  Here are the steps to create the dataverse via API. Can you please correct me over the code  below.  swebshet@swebshet:~$export API_TOKEN=33965073-6b09-42c1-aed8-4666eb15abc0 swebshet@swebshet:~$ export SERVER_URL=http://swebshet:8080/ swebshet@swebshet:~$ export PARENT=root    swebshet@swebshet:~$ curl -H X-Dataverse-key:$API_TOKEN -X POST $SERVER_URL/api/dataverses/$PARENT --upload-fi
13:23 swebshet can you provide me the real address of url for api over localhost http://swebshet:8080/
13:24 donsizemore @swebshet when you try to publish the root dataverse, more helpful information should be written to server.log
13:24 donsizemore @swebshet if you're on 5.0, that log might be /usr/local/payara5/glassfish/d​omains/domain1/logs/server.log
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13:33 pameyer swebshet: that curl command should create a new dataverse under root (although in the logs, the "--upload-file $jsonfile" bit looks to have been truncated
13:35 pameyer to publish an existing dataverse, you want to use actions - eg "curl -H X-Dataverse-key:$API_TOKEN -X POST $SERVER_URL/api/dataverses/$ID/actions/:publish"
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13:54 swebshet Thanks guys I will try
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14:42 dataverse-user Hi guys its me again, the one with this github issue: https://github.com/IQSS/dataverse/issues/7270
14:43 pdurbin It looks like restarting didn't help.
14:46 dataverse-user Yes, I even deleted the dirs that qqmyers mentioned
14:46 pdurbin Right, "generated" and the other one.
14:47 pdurbin What changed?
14:47 pdurbin What changes occurred before this problem?
14:49 dataverse-user nothing, our dataverse was working fine last week
14:49 pdurbin very strange
14:52 pdurbin donsizemore or poikilotherm: any ideas?
14:52 donsizemore i'd want to see server.log
14:52 pdurbin donsizemore: there's some in the issue ^^
14:53 pdurbin but I can't make head nor tail of it
14:53 pameyer looked like a prov problem to me - but prov was turned off, so not sure how that could happen
14:54 pdurbin yeah, that was a good thought
14:54 donsizemore does server.log say the same thing after deleting both generated/ and osgi-cache/?
14:54 dataverse-user let me check
14:54 pdurbin dataverse-user: something else to check... can you download the dataset metadata via API?
14:54 dataverse-user or should I add the new server.log to the github issue?
14:55 dataverse-user @pdurbin how can I try that?
14:55 pdurbin dataverse-user: as long are there aren't any passwords in there, it's probably safe to put the server.log in the github issue.
14:56 poikilotherm No ideas without a complete server.log since bootup of glassfish/payara and a detailed description of the environment. Sry, but I haven't seen this error happening before.
14:57 pameyer pdurbin: are datacite credentials still in server.log, or did that get sorted?
14:57 pdurbin pameyer: I don't know
14:57 pdurbin dataverse-user: this dataset looks ok via API: https://research-data.urosario.edu.co/api/datasets/export?exporter=dataverse_json&persistentId=doi:10.34848/FK2/RD5NIK
14:58 pdurbin dataverse-user: are you running a fork?
14:59 dataverse-user There are some things that I can't show from the server log... I'll try to add the new warnings that were thrown on the first visit to a dataset after the reboot
15:00 dataverse-user @pdurbin, we're running a dataverse with some developments made by a programmer
15:02 poikilotherm @dataverse-user did you try to rebuild your WAR from a clean state and see if it differs from your current deployment?
15:02 poikilotherm Sometimes I had strange issues when my build cache was misbehaving
15:03 poikilotherm Simply create an md5sum or sha256sum over both WARs and see if they match.
15:26 dataverse-user @poikilotherm I don't thing they will match due to the developments that we have ... but we'll try that
15:27 dataverse-user We're also gonna try what landreev said on the github post (with our tech team)
15:27 pdurbin Yes, doing what he said is a very good idea.
15:27 dataverse-user Thank you guys, we'll let you know if it works
15:28 pdurbin Great. I also looked at server-log-after-reboot.txt but I didn't see anything obvious. It just feels like a weird Glassfish error at this point, to me anyway.
15:30 poikilotherm Actually there is loads of stuff missing from that logfile. The complete startup is not there, so we can't see what happens during deployment.
15:31 poikilotherm Maybe it has been rotated already
15:31 poikilotherm There are loads of EJB queries going wild...
16:41 pdurbin yeah, weird to see those EJB queries in there but I assume it's unrelated
17:56 pameyer for no rational reason, I'm wondering if https://github.com/IQSS/dataverse/issues/7270 could be trying to load something json-schema related over https and having cert issues
17:58 pameyer but "broken pipe" for the error page is also odd
17:59 pdurbin it's a head-scratcher
18:01 pameyer well, certificates and CA trust stores have joined selinux on my list of things causing weird unexplained behavior
18:06 pdurbin also a full disk :)
18:07 pameyer yeah :) ....

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