Hi Kyle, Thanks for the quick response. Will upgrading to v2.0.3 fix this issue? if so, I will upgrade it and then try it again

Giri

On Oct 12, 2012, at 10:49 AM, Kyle Braak [GBIF] wrote:

Dear Giri,

Maybe you can try v2.0.3 at http://ipt.gbif.orghttp://ipt.gbif.org/ using the following account: palanisamyg@ornl.govmailto:palanisamyg@ornl.gov / password

I just tried it using the attached zip file and it worked fine.

Indeed there is a 100MB limit on uploads right now. Usually if a user has a larger file, we recommend it be broken into several files that get uploaded separately. These then get combined during publishing. Provided the file uses DwC column header names, auto mapping is done of course.

Please let me know how you get on. If you want to send me the archive so that I can take a look feel free.

Best regards,

Kyle

On Oct 12, 2012, at 4:25 PM, Palanisamy, Giri wrote:

Hi,

Can you please help us solve the following issues? Derek is using the USGS IPT installation at http://bison.ornl.gov/ipt (Version 2.0.2-r3306)

Thanks!

Giri

From: Derek Masaki

The zip file upload to the IPT was not successful. I was able to zip the csv to an acceptable size and added it to the resource, however the file appears unreadable.

See screen capture below

<ZIP_Upload.PNG>

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From: Derek Masaki

Subject: IPT Max File Size Limit

Hello,

Ran into this error in attempting upload of MARIS - screenshot image below. This is a 1million record dataset. The file size limit on the IPT appears to be set at 100mb.

I'm going to run compression to create a zip archive as it appears that IPT may be able to handle a zip file.

Is there any way to increase the file size limit?

Thanks,

-derek

<image001.png>

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Derek Masaki

U.S. Geological Survey

Biological Data Manager - Core Science Analytics and Synthesis

Geospatial Liaison - National Geospatial Program

310 W Kaahumanu Ave, Kahului HI 96732

Ph 808-358-2497

dmasaki@usgs.govmailto:dmasaki@usgs.gov

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Hi Giri,

I kindly urge you to try http://ipt.gbif.org to see if upgrading fixes your problem or if your zip file is corrupt.

As Tim pointed out 2.0.4 is out next week, and provided your zip file isn't corrupt and under 100MB, should work fine.

Best of luck,

Kyle On Oct 12, 2012, at 4:57 PM, Tim Robertson [GBIF] wrote:

Access to that breaking zip file would be very useful as zipped files should work fine suggesting it is possible it could be created in an format not seen before.

As an aside, I see you are on 2.0.2 which is quite an old release, but since 2.0.4 is due out imminently (less than 1 week) you should probably not upgrade, but in future I would urge you to follow the minor releases (e.g. 2.0.2, 2.0.3, 2.0.4 etc) as upgrades are painless but bring many bug fixes.

Cheers, Tim

On Oct 12, 2012, at 4:49 PM, Kyle Braak [GBIF] wrote:

...

Dear Giri,

Maybe you can try v2.0.3 at http://ipt.gbif.org using the following account: palanisamyg@ornl.gov / password

I just tried it using the attached zip file and it worked fine.

Indeed there is a 100MB limit on uploads right now. Usually if a user has a larger file, we recommend it be broken into several files that get uploaded separately. These then get combined during publishing. Provided the file uses DwC column header names, auto mapping is done of course.

Please let me know how you get on. If you want to send me the archive so that I can take a look feel free.

Best regards,

Kyle

<occurrence.txt.zip> On Oct 12, 2012, at 4:25 PM, Palanisamy, Giri wrote:

...

Hi,

Can you please help us solve the following issues? Derek is using the USGS IPT installation at http://bison.ornl.gov/ipt (Version 2.0.2-r3306)

Thanks!

Giri

From: Derek Masaki

The zip file upload to the IPT was not successful. I was able to zip the csv to an acceptable size and added it to the resource, however the file appears unreadable.

See screen capture below

<ZIP_Upload.PNG>

--

From: Derek Masaki

Subject: IPT Max File Size Limit

Hello,

Ran into this error in attempting upload of MARIS - screenshot image below. This is a 1million record dataset. The file size limit on the IPT appears to be set at 100mb.

I'm going to run compression to create a zip archive as it appears that IPT may be able to handle a zip file.

Is there any way to increase the file size limit?

Thanks,

-derek

<image001.png>

-- Derek Masaki U.S. Geological Survey Biological Data Manager - Core Science Analytics and Synthesis Geospatial Liaison - National Geospatial Program 310 W Kaahumanu Ave, Kahului HI 96732 Ph 808-358-2497 dmasaki@usgs.gov

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Hi Giri,

Derek has been in touch and will do that. IPT announcements go through this list, so you should be good now.

Cheers, Tim

On Oct 12, 2012, at 5:14 PM, Palanisamy, Giri wrote:

Thanks!, I would like to receive an email when a new IPT version rolls out, is there a distribution list for receiving new version upgrade notices?

Derek – can you please send your zip file to Kyle and Tim? Thanks!

Giri

From: Tim Robertson [GBIF] [mailto:trobertson@gbif.org] Sent: Friday, October 12, 2012 10:58 AM To: Kyle Braak [GBIF]; Palanisamy, Giri; ipt@lists.gbif.org mailing list; Jean Freeney (jfreeney@usgs.gov); Derek Masaki Subject: Re: [IPT] IPT Zip File Upload - Not Successful

Access to that breaking zip file would be very useful as zipped files should work fine suggesting it is possible it could be created in an format not seen before.

As an aside, I see you are on 2.0.2 which is quite an old release, but since 2.0.4 is due out imminently (less than 1 week) you should probably not upgrade, but in future I would urge you to follow the minor releases (e.g. 2.0.2, 2.0.3, 2.0.4 etc) as upgrades are painless but bring many bug fixes.

Cheers, Tim

On Oct 12, 2012, at 4:49 PM, Kyle Braak [GBIF] wrote:

Dear Giri,

Maybe you can try v2.0.3 at http://ipt.gbif.org using the following account: palanisamyg@ornl.gov / password

I just tried it using the attached zip file and it worked fine.

Indeed there is a 100MB limit on uploads right now. Usually if a user has a larger file, we recommend it be broken into several files that get uploaded separately. These then get combined during publishing. Provided the file uses DwC column header names, auto mapping is done of course.

Please let me know how you get on. If you want to send me the archive so that I can take a look feel free.

Best regards,

Kyle

<occurrence.txt.zip> On Oct 12, 2012, at 4:25 PM, Palanisamy, Giri wrote:

Hi,

Can you please help us solve the following issues? Derek is using the USGS IPT installation at http://bison.ornl.gov/ipt (Version 2.0.2-r3306)

Thanks!

Giri

From: Derek Masaki

The zip file upload to the IPT was not successful. I was able to zip the csv to an acceptable size and added it to the resource, however the file appears unreadable.

See screen capture below

<ZIP_Upload.PNG>

--

From: Derek Masaki

Subject: IPT Max File Size Limit

Hello,

Ran into this error in attempting upload of MARIS - screenshot image below. This is a 1million record dataset. The file size limit on the IPT appears to be set at 100mb.

I'm going to run compression to create a zip archive as it appears that IPT may be able to handle a zip file.

Is there any way to increase the file size limit?

Thanks,

-derek

<image001.png>

-- Derek Masaki U.S. Geological Survey Biological Data Manager - Core Science Analytics and Synthesis Geospatial Liaison - National Geospatial Program 310 W Kaahumanu Ave, Kahului HI 96732 Ph 808-358-2497 dmasaki@usgs.gov

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Thanks to direct communication off this list, we got access to the original zip file and I can confirm it works without any issue on http://ipt.gbif.org which is version 2.0.3. Once uploaded it read 990,742 rows. If this is urgent, may I suggest then at this point Giri that you upgrade your IPT to 2.0.3. If not, you might consider waiting until 2.0.4 next week.

May I also request all communication remain in the IPT users list http://lists.gbif.org/mailman/listinfo/ipt so that others can both view and contribute to the discussion (which is archived)

I hope this helps, Tim

On Oct 12, 2012, at 5:17 PM, Palanisamy, Giri wrote:

Tim, Great, thanks!

Giri

From: Tim Robertson [GBIF] [mailto:trobertson@gbif.org] Sent: Friday, October 12, 2012 11:16 AM To: Palanisamy, Giri Cc: Kyle Braak [GBIF]; ipt@lists.gbif.org mailing list; Jean Freeney (jfreeney@usgs.gov); Derek Masaki Subject: Re: [IPT] IPT Zip File Upload - Not Successful

Hi Giri,

Derek has been in touch and will do that. IPT announcements go through this list, so you should be good now.

Cheers, Tim

On Oct 12, 2012, at 5:14 PM, Palanisamy, Giri wrote:

Thanks!, I would like to receive an email when a new IPT version rolls out, is there a distribution list for receiving new version upgrade notices?

Derek – can you please send your zip file to Kyle and Tim? Thanks!

Giri

From: Tim Robertson [GBIF] [mailto:trobertson@gbif.org] Sent: Friday, October 12, 2012 10:58 AM To: Kyle Braak [GBIF]; Palanisamy, Giri; ipt@lists.gbif.org mailing list; Jean Freeney (jfreeney@usgs.gov); Derek Masaki Subject: Re: [IPT] IPT Zip File Upload - Not Successful

Access to that breaking zip file would be very useful as zipped files should work fine suggesting it is possible it could be created in an format not seen before.

As an aside, I see you are on 2.0.2 which is quite an old release, but since 2.0.4 is due out imminently (less than 1 week) you should probably not upgrade, but in future I would urge you to follow the minor releases (e.g. 2.0.2, 2.0.3, 2.0.4 etc) as upgrades are painless but bring many bug fixes.

Cheers, Tim

On Oct 12, 2012, at 4:49 PM, Kyle Braak [GBIF] wrote:

Dear Giri,

Maybe you can try v2.0.3 at http://ipt.gbif.org using the following account: palanisamyg@ornl.gov / password

I just tried it using the attached zip file and it worked fine.

Indeed there is a 100MB limit on uploads right now. Usually if a user has a larger file, we recommend it be broken into several files that get uploaded separately. These then get combined during publishing. Provided the file uses DwC column header names, auto mapping is done of course.

Please let me know how you get on. If you want to send me the archive so that I can take a look feel free.

Best regards,

Kyle

<occurrence.txt.zip> On Oct 12, 2012, at 4:25 PM, Palanisamy, Giri wrote:

Hi,

Can you please help us solve the following issues? Derek is using the USGS IPT installation at http://bison.ornl.gov/ipt (Version 2.0.2-r3306)

Thanks!

Giri

From: Derek Masaki

The zip file upload to the IPT was not successful. I was able to zip the csv to an acceptable size and added it to the resource, however the file appears unreadable.

See screen capture below

<ZIP_Upload.PNG>

--

From: Derek Masaki

Subject: IPT Max File Size Limit

Hello,

Ran into this error in attempting upload of MARIS - screenshot image below. This is a 1million record dataset. The file size limit on the IPT appears to be set at 100mb.

I'm going to run compression to create a zip archive as it appears that IPT may be able to handle a zip file.

Is there any way to increase the file size limit?

Thanks,

-derek

<image001.png>

-- Derek Masaki U.S. Geological Survey Biological Data Manager - Core Science Analytics and Synthesis Geospatial Liaison - National Geospatial Program 310 W Kaahumanu Ave, Kahului HI 96732 Ph 808-358-2497 dmasaki@usgs.gov

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Great stuff. Sorry, I wasn't aware that zip files were an issue in 2.0.2. Happy to hear we have confirmed they work in 2.0.3 and the imminent 2.0.4.

Thanks all, Tim

On Oct 12, 2012, at 9:39 PM, Palanisamy, Giri wrote:

Hi Tim, Thanks for the quick help. I have upgraded the IPT to 2.03 and Derek just tested it and he was able to upload the zip file.

Have a great weekend!

Giri

From: Tim Robertson [GBIF] [mailto:trobertson@gbif.org] Sent: Friday, October 12, 2012 12:03 PM To: ipt@lists.gbif.org mailing list Cc: Kyle Braak [GBIF]; Jean Freeney (jfreeney@usgs.gov); Derek Masaki; Palanisamy, Giri Subject: Re: [IPT] IPT Zip File Upload - Not Successful

Thanks to direct communication off this list, we got access to the original zip file and I can confirm it works without any issue on http://ipt.gbif.org which is version 2.0.3. Once uploaded it read 990,742 rows. If this is urgent, may I suggest then at this point Giri that you upgrade your IPT to 2.0.3. If not, you might consider waiting until 2.0.4 next week.

May I also request all communication remain in the IPT users list http://lists.gbif.org/mailman/listinfo/ipt so that others can both view and contribute to the discussion (which is archived)

I hope this helps, Tim

On Oct 12, 2012, at 5:17 PM, Palanisamy, Giri wrote:

Tim, Great, thanks!

Giri

From: Tim Robertson [GBIF] [mailto:trobertson@gbif.org] Sent: Friday, October 12, 2012 11:16 AM To: Palanisamy, Giri Cc: Kyle Braak [GBIF]; ipt@lists.gbif.org mailing list; Jean Freeney (jfreeney@usgs.gov); Derek Masaki Subject: Re: [IPT] IPT Zip File Upload - Not Successful

Hi Giri,

Derek has been in touch and will do that. IPT announcements go through this list, so you should be good now.

Cheers, Tim

On Oct 12, 2012, at 5:14 PM, Palanisamy, Giri wrote:

Thanks!, I would like to receive an email when a new IPT version rolls out, is there a distribution list for receiving new version upgrade notices?

Derek – can you please send your zip file to Kyle and Tim? Thanks!

Giri

From: Tim Robertson [GBIF] [mailto:trobertson@gbif.org] Sent: Friday, October 12, 2012 10:58 AM To: Kyle Braak [GBIF]; Palanisamy, Giri; ipt@lists.gbif.org mailing list; Jean Freeney (jfreeney@usgs.gov); Derek Masaki Subject: Re: [IPT] IPT Zip File Upload - Not Successful

Access to that breaking zip file would be very useful as zipped files should work fine suggesting it is possible it could be created in an format not seen before.

As an aside, I see you are on 2.0.2 which is quite an old release, but since 2.0.4 is due out imminently (less than 1 week) you should probably not upgrade, but in future I would urge you to follow the minor releases (e.g. 2.0.2, 2.0.3, 2.0.4 etc) as upgrades are painless but bring many bug fixes.

Cheers, Tim

On Oct 12, 2012, at 4:49 PM, Kyle Braak [GBIF] wrote:

Dear Giri,

Maybe you can try v2.0.3 at http://ipt.gbif.org using the following account: palanisamyg@ornl.gov / password

I just tried it using the attached zip file and it worked fine.

Indeed there is a 100MB limit on uploads right now. Usually if a user has a larger file, we recommend it be broken into several files that get uploaded separately. These then get combined during publishing. Provided the file uses DwC column header names, auto mapping is done of course.

Please let me know how you get on. If you want to send me the archive so that I can take a look feel free.

Best regards,

Kyle

<occurrence.txt.zip> On Oct 12, 2012, at 4:25 PM, Palanisamy, Giri wrote:

Hi,

Can you please help us solve the following issues? Derek is using the USGS IPT installation at http://bison.ornl.gov/ipt (Version 2.0.2-r3306)

Thanks!

Giri

From: Derek Masaki

The zip file upload to the IPT was not successful. I was able to zip the csv to an acceptable size and added it to the resource, however the file appears unreadable.

See screen capture below

<ZIP_Upload.PNG>

--

From: Derek Masaki

Subject: IPT Max File Size Limit

Hello,

Ran into this error in attempting upload of MARIS - screenshot image below. This is a 1million record dataset. The file size limit on the IPT appears to be set at 100mb.

I'm going to run compression to create a zip archive as it appears that IPT may be able to handle a zip file.

Is there any way to increase the file size limit?

Thanks,

-derek

<image001.png>

-- Derek Masaki U.S. Geological Survey Biological Data Manager - Core Science Analytics and Synthesis Geospatial Liaison - National Geospatial Program 310 W Kaahumanu Ave, Kahului HI 96732 Ph 808-358-2497 dmasaki@usgs.gov

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