Closed petermacdonald closed 6 years ago
@petermacdonald
I'm not clear on how this is failing per se?
http://apache/adore-djatoka/resolver should be the setting.
Could you provide an example (screenshots) of where this setting is causing a failure please?
I'm going to re-OS my second test box with the latest updates and have Peter try that out so we can report back and see where this issue is and report on it better.
@petermacdonald Well spotted! Thanks for finding this one.
@hamhpc I was able to replicate the issue and found that the initial build install_site.sh had the wrong variable setting.
From this commit change it should now read:
/usr/local/bin/drush -u 1 -y vset islandora_paged_content_djatoka_url "http://islandora-docker.com/adore-djatoka/"
The mistake was that it was the domain only http://islandora-docker.com
. Can't say why that was.
My apologies, took me a minute to remember that the settings are different for Openseadragon Viewer than IA.
Please note: I'll need to rebuild the isle-apache image to fix this. I'll be able to push by end of day.
In the meantime, you can:
docker exec -it isle-apache bash
cd /var/www/html
drush -u 1 -y vset islandora_paged_content_djatoka_url "http://islandora-docker.com/adore-djatoka/"
drush cc all
I'm now seeing images properly displayed.
Thanks again.
Please close this ticket upon completion of testing. @petermacdonald @hamhpc
I performed the following commands on our existing ISLE instance without getting any errors and variable value was changed as expected.
docker exec -it isle-apache bash
cd /var/www/html
drush -u 1 -y vset islandora_paged_content_djatoka_url "http://islandora-docker.com/adore-djatoka/"
drush cc all
But I then couln't view JP2 images.
I then also changed "fedora:8080" to "islandora-docker.com" in OpenSeadragon, but still couldn't see JP2 images.
Then I changed the setting back the "fedora:8080" in both place and now I can see JP2's fine in a Book collection and Large image collection.
Now I'll wait for Steve's rebuild where I'll test it again.
Peter
On Mon, Dec 11, 2017 at 11:11 AM, Gavin Morris notifications@github.com wrote:
@petermacdonald https://github.com/petermacdonald Well spotted! Thanks for finding this one.
@hamhpc https://github.com/hamhpc I was able to replicate the issue and found that the initial build install_site.sh had the wrong variable setting.
From this commit https://github.com/Islandora-Collaboration-Group/ISLE/commit/3f6b1db5243abe5d1468e3351041c1dcf5cced11 change it should now read:
/usr/local/bin/drush -u 1 -y vset islandora_paged_content_djatoka_url "http://islandora-docker.com/adore-djatoka/"
``
The mistake was that it was the domain only
http://islandora-docker.com
. Can't say why that was.My apologies, took me a minute to remember that the settings are different for Openseadragon Viewer than IA.
Please note: I'll need to rebuild the isle-apache image to fix this. I'll be able to push by end of day.
In the meantime, you can:
- shell into the host server
docker exec -it isle-apache bash
cd /var/www/html
drush -u 1 -y vset islandora_paged_content_djatoka_url "http://islandora-docker.com/adore-djatoka/"
drush cc all
I'm now seeing images properly displayed.
Thanks again.
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Looks like this one is corrected now in the build. Once we went in and changed the name from islandora-docker.com to our test server name this all started working properly for us out of the box. I think it's good to close.
Closing ticket.Thanks @petermacdonald for posting this one!
To get the IA Book Viewer to work, ISLE's setting on the "Paged Content Model" configuration page needs to be changed from
http://apache/adore-djatoka/
to
http://fedora:8080/adore-djatoka/
The following the current ISLE setting, which is wrong.