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    • Article Type: General
    • Product: MetaLib
    • Product Version: 3

    Description:
    We are part of a consortium and recently installed a Metalib service pack.
    We have not implemented any of the optional changes yet.
    As soon as we ran the service pack we encountered a problem.
    Logging onto Metalib via PDS with the ABC institute selected takes almost a minute.
    If you select DEF, this does not happen.
    The profiles for the institutions are the same, except for the library they reference.
    Why is this happening?

    Resolution:
    The ports in the /exlibris/metalib/m3_1/pds/conf_table/tab_service.abc differed from the ports in tab_service.def.

    Once the ABC file was updated, the login worked immediately.

    /exlibris/metalib/m3_1/pds/conf_table/tab_service.abc

    params = 12.34.567.89,8991,BOR-AUTH,ABC50,N,www-x,www-x
    params = library.abc.edu,8331,BOR-AUTH


    • Article last edited: 10/8/2013
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