I would ask them if anyone knows the ability to remotely configure the
directory (/ opt / tomcat / webapps / geonetwork / WEB-INF / data / data /
metadata_data) and i would like to have data from the metadata in another
different storage space, thank you.
Remotely, you mean somewhere else in the filesystem ? Or using external storage protocols (NFS, FTP, etc) ? As far as I know, the latter is not possible, directly. I would say you then have to mount it properly, and make sure it is already available when your tomcat instance starts.
I would ask them if anyone knows the ability to remotely configure the
directory (/ opt / tomcat / webapps / geonetwork / WEB-INF / data / data /
metadata_data) and i would like to have data from the metadata in another
different storage space, thank you.
As Jean said, i would recommand you to add the line
-Dgeonetwork.dir=$GEONETWORK_DIR
in a config file of your tomcat.
Note that you can separate subfolder of the data dir, like schema, or data
with for example :
-Dgeonetwork.schema.dir=$GEONETWORK_SCHEMA_DIR"
On Thu, Nov 13, 2014 at 3:49 PM, Jean Pommier <
jean.pommier@anonymised.com> wrote:
Hi,
Remotely, you mean somewhere else in the filesystem ? Or using external
storage protocols (NFS, FTP, etc) ? As far as I know, the latter is not
possible, directly. I would say you then have to mount it properly, and
make sure it is already available when your tomcat instance starts.
If your new place is accessible through the standard filesystem, your
answer is in the User doc :
Le 13/11/2014 15:21, cbeltran a écrit :
> Good day,
>
> I would ask them if anyone knows the ability to remotely configure the
> directory (/ opt / tomcat / webapps / geonetwork / WEB-INF / data / data
/
> metadata_data) and i would like to have data from the metadata in another
> different storage space, thank you.
>
> Thanks...
>
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Try to add
GEONETWORK_DIR=your_data_dir
export ADD_JAVA_OPTS="$ADD_JAVA_OPTS -Dgeonetwork.dir=$GEONETWORK_DIR
-Dfile.encoding=UTF8"
in for example tomcat/bin/setenv.sh
If you don't have it, just look for files that seem to update ADD_JAVA_OPTS
or CATALINA_OPTS
To check, restart your tomcat and geonetwork, and go into information
page /geonetwork/srv/eng/admin.console#/dashboard/information
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Initially It works, I went that route and created the "geonetwork" folder
and within this entire structure:
index
data
config
Then I create a new metadata but the directory information is stored by
default in / opt / tomcat / webapps / geonetwork / WEB-INF / data / data /
metadata_data
and not in / home / cbeltran / geonetwork / data / metadata_data