Open IuriGarcia opened 5 years ago
Maybe you could try the download-media
from biocache CLI
biocache> download-media --help
Usage: download-media [options]
-dr <value> | --data-resource-uid <value>
The resource to page over and download the media for
-rowkey <value> | --row-key-record <value>
The rowkey for record
I've already tried that command, besides i'm not sure if i am inputting the correct rowkey parameter, or if it is really an optional parameter. I'm always getting this:
biocache> download-media -dr dr0 -rowkey Br:MNRJ:Mollusca:1128
biocache-backend-768475b54d-2gmnf 2019-07-03 14:36:03,089 INFO : [Cassandra3PersistenceManager] - cassandradb/172.20.82.31 allocated ranges: 257
biocache-backend-768475b54d-2gmnf 2019-07-03 14:36:03,090 INFO : [Cassandra3PersistenceManager] - Logging to token range checkpoint file /tmp/token-range-checkpoint.txt
biocache-backend-768475b54d-2gmnf 2019-07-03 14:36:03,090 INFO : [Cassandra3PersistenceManager] - Starting at token range 0
biocache-backend-768475b54d-2gmnf 2019-07-03 14:36:03,090 INFO : [Cassandra3PersistenceManager] - Starting threads...number of callables 0
biocache-backend-768475b54d-2gmnf 2019-07-03 14:36:03,090 INFO : [Cassandra3PersistenceManager] - All threads have completed paging
Me again, gentlemen.
So, if the data inside the /data/images/store/* is lost the image service will only show empty thumbnails e the meta data of the image files. There is a way, like a backend command, to recreate or reload all info into the image service again without creating duplicate artifacts?