| 30 Nov 2022 |
 pdurbin | I see Payara 5.2021.5 in the logs. If it's a cert thing would upgrading Payara help? | 19:01:43 |
 poikilotherm (CET,UTC+1) | Oh oh oh oh which Dataverse version is this | 19:04:22 |
| poikilotherm (CET,UTC+1) | We require a newer Payara version for recent releases... | 19:05:14 |
| poikilotherm (CET,UTC+1) | BTW pdurbin: maybe we should take a look if we can print some banner on deployment like they do with Spring erc | 19:06:15 |
 Alexandre Abreu | In reply to @oliver:bertuch.name
Oh oh oh oh which Dataverse version is this versin 5.11.1 | 19:07:56 |
| Alexandre Abreu | what version is needed ? | 19:08:29 |
| Alexandre Abreu | I guess I already solved this problem once... but I can't remember how ahahaha 😅 | 19:13:00 |
 nightowlaz | this happens to me sometimes and the only thing that works is to kill any processes related to payara and then it will start .. maybe not the best thing but haven't found another solution .. it thinks payara is running still or something even though I've stopped it | 19:18:07 |
| Alexandre Abreu | Yeah.. I killed java processes but it didn't work... | 19:19:55 |
| pdurbin | Alexandre Abreu: "Payara 5.2021.6 is recommended" according to https://guides.dataverse.org/en/5.11.1/installation/prerequisites.html#payara | 19:20:22 |
| Alexandre Abreu | thanks, Phill | 19:20:42 |
| pdurbin | Sure. Maybe you could even run a newer version? I'm not sure. There was something about certs and Payara versions recently. | 19:21:47 |
| pdurbin | Actually nightowlaz opened it: https://github.com/IQSS/dataverse/issues/8059 | 19:22:43 |
| pdurbin | For Dataverse 5.12 (mentioned in the issue) we recommend Payara 5.2022.3. | 19:23:54 |
 Don Sizemore | the SSL cert expiration shouldn't prevent Payara from launching, should it? | 19:25:52 |
| Don Sizemore | in Alexandre Abreu 's server.log I see Payara starting normally, but I don't see Dataverse auto-deploying. | 19:32:23 |
| 1 Dec 2022 |
| pdurbin | Huh. Check this out:
"This project aims to check for Dataverse (https://dataverse.org/) quality of data and metadata. Through the use of Dataverse API, the program will check for all published dataset in odrder to establish the degree of data and metadata quality."
https://github.com/joelfan/Dataverse-quality-check | 13:02:51 |
| pdurbin | Where's Király Péter ? He should see this. | 13:23:28 |
| pdurbin | Switching gears (sorry), I was just looking at http://science.osshealth.io/repo/New%20Repositories/dataverse/overview . I'll post a screenshot. | 13:38:59 |
| pdurbin | 
Download Screen Shot 2022-12-01 at 8.38.21 AM.png | 13:39:10 |
| pdurbin | I'm making an assumption that the data is accurate. This isn't my tool (Augur). 😅 | 13:39:50 |
| poikilotherm (CET,UTC+1) | Don Sizemore qqmyers are you community champions or IQSS inventory? You're making a very large difference looking at the stats! https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ArZ27u_w4vWYkCQ_d3LlsPOlUZS3bZ8LtKfsBJGXtXY/edit#gid=1210505444 | 18:02:31 |
| Don Sizemore | poikilotherm (CET,UTC+1): sadly my rate of pull requests has slowed recently. there are plenty I would like to submit | 18:28:30 |
| pdurbin | poikilotherm (CET,UTC+1): this is amazing | 18:51:28 |
| pdurbin | And yes, Don Sizemore is a pull request machine. | 18:51:39 |
| poikilotherm (CET,UTC+1) | Redacted or Malformed Event | 18:52:23 |
| poikilotherm (CET,UTC+1) | In reply to @pdurbin:matrix.org
poikilotherm (CET,UTC+1): this is amazing No it's not - it's coarse and simplifying and prone to bias. | 18:52:39 |
| pdurbin | Can numbers lie? 😄 | 19:08:13 |
| poikilotherm (CET,UTC+1) | Only trust a statistic you doctored yourself | 19:55:21 |
| pdurbin | Stefano loves it. "Very interesting!!" | 21:09:28 |
