cgspace-notes/content/posts/2024-07.md

---
title: "July, 2024"
date: 2024-07-01T09:37:00+03:00
author: "Alan Orth"
categories: ["Notes"]
---

## 2024-07-01

- A bit of work to clean up duplicate DOIs on CGSpace
  - A handful of book chapters, working papers, and journal articles using the wrong DOI
- I tried to delete all users who have been inactive since six years ago (July 1, 2018):

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```console
$ dspace dsrun org.dspace.eperson.Groomer -a -b 07/01/2018 -d
```

- File an issue on DSpace GitHub: [Allow configuring disallowed domains for self registration](https://github.com/DSpace/DSpace/issues/9675)

## 2024-07-11

- Minor fixes to normalize the IFPRI CONTENTdm URLs in provenance fields:

```console
dspace=# BEGIN;
BEGIN
dspace=*# UPDATE metadatavalue SET text_value = replace(text_value, 'cdm/ref', 'digital') WHERE text_value LIKE '%CONTENTdm%cdm/ref/%';
UPDATE 1876
dspace=*# UPDATE metadatavalue SET text_value = replace(text_value, 'CONTENTdm:  ', 'CONTENTdm: ') WHERE text_value LIKE '%CONTENTdm:  %';
UPDATE 21
dspace=*# COMMIT;
COMMIT
```

- Then export a new list of CONTENTdm redirects, excluding withdrawn items:

```console
dspace= ☘ \COPY (SELECT m.text_value, h.handle FROM metadatavalue m JOIN handle h on m.dspace_object_id = h.resource_id WHERE m.metadata_field_id=28 AND m.text_value LIKE '%URL from IFPRI CONTENTdm%' AND h.resource_type_id=2 AND m.dspace_object_id IN (SELECT uuid FROM item WHERE in_archive AND NOT withdrawn)) to /tmp/ifpri.csv CSV HEADER;
COPY 8568
```

- Similarly, get a list of withdrawn item redirects:

```console
dspace= ☘ \COPY (SELECT m.text_value AS handle_from, h.handle AS handle_to FROM metadatavalue m JOIN handle h on m.dspace_object_id = h.resource_id WHERE m.metadata_field_id=181 AND h.resource_type_id=2 AND h.resource_id IN (SELECT uuid FROM item WHERE in_archive AND NOT withdrawn)) to /tmp/handle-redirects.csv CSV HEADER;
COPY 396
```

## 2024-07-18

- I experimented with adding a regular expression to validate DOIs to the submission form
  - It is a slightly modified version of the one found here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/27910/finding-a-doi-in-a-document-or-page
  - I decided it will probably be confusing to people and will have limited benefit, since we are normalizing most forms of DOIs to our preferred form after submission anyway

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