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Thanks to these very excellent instructions, my Lenovo Duet now has Zotero running in its Linux environment. I had some issues at first, but installing sudo apt-get install libdbus-glib-1-2 did the trick. Erik
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Thanks. Great help. I set the permissions to chmod 777 for the entire Zotero library, and the styles were returned to me. I assume that's safe. (This is on my own laptop) Erik
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Oh, I just had a brain wave -- The problem is probably caused by the way I update Zotero. I do it by logging in as sudo, ignoring the warnings, since this is the simplest way to get the update installed. Then I run Zotero once as sudo after the res…
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Hi, great, thanks for getting back. I don't run any kind of security software (I'm on Ubuntu). Could be a permissions issue though, I suppose. What should the permissions be for the Zotero data directory? Erik
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Hi again, I've been using Zotero for a good 10 years by now, but I'm still learning stuff. Sorry, I've never debugged before. Here is the ID: Submitted with Debug ID D986176797 Erik
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Hi, thanks for speedy response. Yes, I keep on losing the styles with every update. It's been like that for the past six months or so. Previously I could always reinstall them, but now that doesn't work. And I can't reset the styles either. This is …
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Had the same problem. "Reset styles ..." worked. Great!
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I think I'm sorting it out ... I had Zotero in a different directory. Zotero_master. The database synced to the default. Now I'm simply copying all the directories in "storage" from Zotero_master to the new default directory. Seems to work. I could…
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Not all files actually, but very many of them ...
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I understand what you are saying. I am indeed over the storage quota, and for that reasons I haven't synced the PDFs themselves. But that was OK as long as the files were stored locally. Now I can't locate them.
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Hmm ... The PDFs show up in the database, but when I click on them I get "the attached file could not be found."
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Thanks for helping me out with this! The database is syncing and it looks up to date, but how can I return all the PDFs that are stored locally? They seem to be in the wrong directories. I suppose I should upgrade my storage. That would make it po…
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I do use sync, and I can download that for the last version. Problem is that this doesn't include pdfs of all the files. Will the "last automatic backup" look for the files?
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Thanks. Yeah, that's what happened. I removed the hard disk while keeping Zotero open. Sigh ... I have 19,000 entries -- over 10 years of work. I'll try the manual recovery, although I'm slightly daunted by "Advanced (or adventurous) users can repai…
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Dear Adam, Thanks. I'll explore further with the Meego people, and I'll try the /usr/bin option and the launcher. Actually the problem would be solved if there was an rpm package of Zotero -- any change of that? Erik
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hmmm ... maybe the SA mucked things up somehow. I'd better stay away from that until the beta release ...
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Hi again, I reset Zotero in the end and re-synced from the server. Now everything seems OK. It seems the database indeed was corrupted somehow. Several SQlite editors refused to read it. Two things I can think of: 1) I have a lot of Chinese characte…
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OK, thanks. I'll look for something. Much obliged.
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Hi Dan, very helpful, thanks. Can I do this with MySQLadministrator? I'm fairly comfortable with that. I checked the integrity too and there didn't seem to be a problem.
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Sorry Dan, i am indeed. I've registered another account to try to sort this out. No, no manual changes. The only thing I can think of is that I deleted a couple of group libraries online. After that syncing broke down. I haven't been able to sync fo…
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No Dan, no dialog about having lost write access. I'm the owner of this group, I should be able to write to it. Here is another debug output: D1613067671. Hope it helps. SA is not involved (I've installed it but I'm not using it now) What's the be…
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Thanks, Ajlyon, I'll keep that in mind. We should be OK (lets hope).
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Adam, thanks again. That's very reassuring. None of the material is actually compromising to the students, or truly politically subversive. It's just that you never know what a gov't censor might be up to -- I guess they have their grumpy days at wo…
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Adam, thanks. I understand. But some material is difficult to share in paper form -- the files are too large or it's a question of YouTube clips. We don't have access to YouTube in our country, but I wanted to share some of my downloads with my stud…
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That sounds nice and fine and I agree. What my students do with their knowledge is up to them, but I have an obligation to make sure that my course doesn't get them into unnecessary trouble. But I take your point about this being the wrong forum for…
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Hmmm ... I teach in a country not well known for its defense of free speech. Some of my material is controversial. What to do about Trojans on student computers?
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Thanks. Apologies if this is more of an Ooo question than a Zotero one. So I still need a plugin on the Ooo side? I dowloaded the Ooo plugin from here: http://www.zotero.org/support/word_processor_plugin_installation_for_zotero_2.1 , following these…
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Thanks for getting back. I'm clearly missing something. I thought, since SA comes with Ooo integration I don't need a plugin on the Ooo side? But then how do I get an Ooo footnote to include the Zotero database?
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This is just to add my voice to the calls for the implementation of this feature. It's the main oversight in an otherwise amazing product.
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Hi, Any idea how to do this for Linux? yours always, Erik