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How to upload files bigger than 2GB

First, copy the file into the server where the repository is hosted.

If the item is still in the submission process (in user's workspace) then locate the submission from the Control Panel, Unpublished Items and edit the item. In case the item is already published, use Edit Item page. On Edit Item page select Item Bitstreams and click Upload a new Bitstream. Fill the local server form field.

Note: You have to be an administrator to be able to do this because of security and the actual workflow. Note2: You'll have to set a license

Adding files to items waiting for approval

To add files to an item you are reviewing (you've already taken the task) select the submission, on the page where you can approve/curate/reject click "Edit metadata". You are in the "submission" process now, go to upload step.

If you are an admin you can follow the same steps as above (>2GB uploads) and go to edit item page through control panel.

DiscoJuice shows a strange error disco-juice.html?cid=0

DiscoJuice wants to store information about your SP but because it is not in a trusted federation like eduGAIN it will fail. You can disable this in aai_config.js setting instance.responseUrl to ''.

What is our directory structure?

We have almost everything inside /opt/lindat-dspace

aai -> link to aai subproject (https://redmine.ms.mff.cuni.cz/projects/lindat-aai/repository)
common-theme -> link to theme subproject (https://redmine.ms.mff.cuni.cz/projects/lindat-common/repository)
configs -> directory with local.properties (inside local git repository)
handle-server -> directory with handle server configs e.g., config.dct
installation -> directory with lindat repository installation
source -> cloned this project, local properties is a symlink to configs/local.properties

Where is OAI related configuration?

E.g., adminEmail is at https://github.com/ufal/lindat-dspace/blob/lindat/dspace-oai/src/main/java/org/dspace/xoai/services/impl/xoai/DSpaceRepositoryConfiguration.java#L60

How do I deposit a language resource?

Depositing a language resource in LINDAT/CLARIAH-CZ is a guided process. You fill in metadata, upload files, choose licensing, and submit the record for editorial review. After approval, your resource is published and receives a persistent identifier (PID/handle) so that it can be reliably cited.

Before you start

  • You need to be authenticated (Login).
  • You need submit rights for at least one collection.
  • If you do not see the correct collection, contact the Help Desk: lindat-help@ufal.mff.cuni.cz.

Step 1: Login

To start a new submission, first authenticate in the repository UI.

  • Click Login in the top navigation bar.
  • Use your institutional account (preferred) or another supported account.
  • If your institution is not available, use the clarin.eu website account.

If you have trouble signing in, contact the Help Desk and include a screenshot of the error message.

Step 1 - Login in top navigation

Step 2: Start a new submission

After Login, open your workspace and start a new deposit.

  • Go to MyDSpace.
  • Click New submission (plus icon in compact layout).

Step 2 - New submission action in MyDSpace

Step 3: Select a collection

Choose the collection where you want to deposit your resource.

  • The collection list only shows places where you have submit rights.
  • Select the target collection and continue.

Step 3 - Collection selection dialog

Step 4: Fill in metadata

This is the most important part of the submission. Please provide complete and accurate metadata, because metadata quality directly affects discoverability and reuse.

  • Fill all required fields in the accordion sections.
  • Add contact and descriptive details carefully.
  • Include funding information where relevant.

Step 4 - Submission metadata accordion

Step 4 - Contact person field

For EU-funded resources, use the grant auto-complete field:

Step 4 - EU grant auto-complete animation

Step 5: Upload files

Upload your content files in the upload section.

  • Drag-and-drop files or browse from your computer.
  • Check the inline file list and confirm all expected files are present.
  • You can continue without files for metadata-only records when appropriate.

Important: the upload area does not display a numeric size limit directly in the drop-zone message.

Step 5 - Upload area with file list

Step 6: Select licenses

Licensing is required to define how your resource can be used.

  • Read and accept the Distribution License Agreement.
  • Choose a resource license from the available list.
  • If needed, open the license selector dialog to help with license choice.

If none of the offered licenses fits your needs, contact the Help Desk before completing the submission.

Step 6 - License section

Step 6 - License selector dialog

Note: some collections may display an additional notice message after licensing.

Step 7: Add a note for reviewers

Before depositing, you can add a note for editors/reviewers in the submission form.

  • Use the Note field for editorial context.
  • Include anything that can help review (special handling, clarifications, known constraints).

Step 7 - Note field

Step 8: Deposit

When all required parts are complete, finish the process by depositing your submission.

  • Confirm the footer actions show Discard, Save, Save for later, Deposit.
  • Click Deposit.
  • Your item then enters editorial workflow.

Step 8 - Active Deposit button in footer

After editorial approval, the item is published and assigned a PID/handle for long-term reference and citation.

Tip: if you need collaboration before deposit, click Save for later, return to MyDSpace, and use Share submission on the workspace item.

Share submission button on workspace item

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