Hi,
I am trying to call the SPARQL end point using Restlet java libraries. However,
when I do so, I get in the response an http status code of 500 (Internal Server
Error) and some HTML:
Error 42000
Error 42000
HT059: Proxy access to 192.168.1.2:8890 denied due to access contro
Hi Hugh,
I got it working using symlinks I am also now using the DBPedia load
script which looks better than the script I was hacking together.
Thanks for the pointer to the configuration documentation. I should have
looked there sooner ;-)
Thanks again
Jem
Hi Jem,
How did you configure the instance to get it to work ?
Points of note:
1. The directory hosting the Virtuoso database files, "database" for
the default instance must have write privileges as the user Virtuoso
is running as to enable the temp files trying to be written to it by
the
So I have things working now. Thanks for the pointers.
I still think that config for setting the path for temp files would
help.
-Original Message-
From: Jem Rayfield
Sent: 15 April 2009 10:24
To: 'Ivan Mikhailov'; Hugh Williams
Cc: virtuoso-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: RE: [Vi
Hey,
what about symbolic links? Maybe simpel solution.
Have you changed all pathes in virtuoso.ini?
I hope I understand well, virtuoso creates temp files allways in it's
database dir and thats the problem(you can't configure it???), maybe
create a database dir in your freespace and link the dir d
Ivan et al,
OK, so changing the context of the process invoking
file_to_string_output() did not fix the problem.
The temp session files are still written to:
09:28:30 Can't write to file /home/virtuoso/database//sesbPyLvU
I invoked the command from:
/data/virtuoso/dbpediaLoad
T
Hi Jem,
Note we have a DBpedia installer script for Virtuoso that can be
downloaded from the following location and contains a readme file
detailing its usage:
http://s3.amazonaws.com/dbpedia-data/dbpedia_load.tar.gz
This can be used to load all or a partial set of the available da
Hello,
if you wan't to import data to virtuoso be sure you have allowed
virtuoso to read from the dir that contains your data(virtuoso.ini)!
I have successfully loaded dbpedia data into virtuoso with a script hugh
williams offers around this maillist. Go and find it, you will have less
trouble. I
