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Re: [EP-tech] Refresh Abstracts removing Boxes from Summary Page

Hi Monica

Apache loads the config into memory when it restarts, and the command-line tools use the on-disk configuration.  It’s possible that if changes were made, and you haven’t restarted Apache, these can be out of sync.  Try restarting the Apache, then see if that solves it.

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Adam Field

On 4 Jan 2018, at 01:15, Monica Wood <monica.wood@utas.edu.au> wrote:

Hi All,
 
I’ve got the most bizarre problem happening.
 
My staff started noticing that when they edited an item that the irstats2 downloads box would disappear from the summary page.
I had a look and noticed the altmetics box was also disappearing and when I did a refresh_abstracts using epadmin or the regenerate abstracts button from the admin -> systems tools, then every box disappeared from every summary.
 
They reappear if I run the script generate_abstracts from the cmdln, but apart from refresh_abstracts setting a abstracts.timestamp variable to state that a page needs to be regenerated on request, I cannot see what these commands are really doing differently.
Both should be calling the method $eprint->generate_static() when the page is generated
 
I could solve this by not putting that data into a Screen::EPrint::Box,  but it doesn’t actually solve the issue of why refresh is removing them.
 
Thanks
Monica Wood
 
Library Systems
University of Tasmania



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