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If you installed it using sudo, you may have done it yourself, but the files will likely be root-owned. How did you install Zotero?
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(but if I'm reading that output right, those commands from install.sh completed successfully and would not need to be repeated)
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You don't need to use the install shell script BTW, all it does is # get the GPG key curl --silent -L https://github.com/retorquere/zotero-deb/releases/download/apt-get/deb.gpg.key | sudo apt-key add - # add a apt repo cat
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The debs can be found at https://github.com/retorquere/zotero-deb/releases/tag/apt-get The errors shown above would be indicative of a previous .deb install gone wrong (my Zotero packages don't pull these in); you could try to do $ sudo apt-get -f…
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You mean switch an already-running Zotero to a different profile? No, that's not possible. It might be possible to display the current profile name in the title bar if that helps.
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Oh wait, you said "for space reasons". Then my solution does not apply.
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Got that, all I'm saying is you may not need to bother with all the linking stuff to achieve the desired effect.
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This seems to be more extension territory anyhow to me.
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Looks to be on DOI: https://github.com/pubpeer-for-zotero/pubpeer-for-zotero/blob/development/bootstrap.js#L294
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More for my sake, if any one of you have BBT installed, could you see if it also exports dates this way? What is in the access date field?
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What would this extension key on? DOI? The pubpeer site only says "We (will soon) have an API."
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They're not a cloud storage provider -- they offer sync of strictly Zotero data, and that this involves cloud storage is an implementation detail; you're also likely already going to use them for sync, you're just not paying for > 300MB storage, …
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Zotero groups & sync has been a core feature of Zotero for as long as I can remember -- maybe as old as Zotero. Personally, I'd be more worried about your disk corrupting and your data not being synced than about sync corrupting your data. But: …
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It's not possible in Zotero because importers don't have access to your library so they can't deduplicate at import. In the case of linking folders you'd still need to access the database to tell which attachments live in what groups. But if you …
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I have a primary account on which my subscription runs, and currently only one secondary account to which I've shared a group. I'm a bit of a packrat and I want to separate out my very different research libraries depending on what I'm working on.
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This should mostly work for sharing the file contents, but I don't see how you'd do this without hitting the DB to tell which attachment belongs to which group. Note that if you're linking them, deleting them in Zotero will remove the link in the Z…
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Wouldn't original-date: 380BCE in the extra field get the date to the processor unchanged?
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When you say synchronization, I take it you mean sync using some other mechanism than Zotero built-in sync, something like dropbox? Because sync wouldn't become easier for Zotero sync splitting off things into separate folders. Is it a bad idea? Fr…
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adamsmith is one of the zotero folks :)
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I still have hope that the Zotero relations at some point become directional and labeled, which would make stuff like this possible in a more integrated way. Could also be useful for book/chapter relations for example.
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It relies on there being lines of the form cites: citationkey in the extra field.
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The translator is called "Citation graph", and the output is a .gml file (I had forgotten I had switched to GML at some point). yEd can export it to .dot. Direct to .dot is possible but the rendered graph was generally unreadable for non-trivial gra…
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BBT contains a rudimentary exporter that GML citation graphs.
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66.0.5 seems to work without issue for me on MacOS.
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(the reason you have to export them first is that, as a terminal guy, I detest UI work, and where UI is needed I repurpose existing UI where I can get away with it)
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Only the bib file. For performance reasons, auto-exports don't do attachment export. If you check "keep updated", "export files" is disabled (and vice versa) .
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In Zotero, articles (and their attachments) can live in more than one collection btw, and I've set it up to export various collections to separate bib files.
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I think you'll be much more comfortable with something like jabref. I'm also a terminal guy (I use zotero only to manage references for use in latex), but if being able to access your articles and metadata using using only ssh is essential to your w…
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It looks like you could come close with a combination of collections and tags, but you can't organize your PDFs on disk this way with zotero. But rather that trying to replicate your on-disk layout: what problem did this layout solve for you? If we…
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Were they synced?