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--- en:user:exporting_collections [2017/06/08 05:50] – anupama
+++ en:user:exporting_collections [2017/06/14 06:07] – anupama
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 Greenstone 2 can export collections to CD/DVD-ROMs.
+**NOTE:**\\ Collections with **Lucene as indexer and/or JDBM as database type won't work with Greenstone 2 collections exported to CD-ROM**. Lucene and JDBM work with Java and Java is not part of the export, so searching (lucene) and browsing (jdbm) won't work.\\ We advise that collections built with lucene and/or jdbm are rebuilt with mgpp as indexer and gdbm as database before exporting.
 ===== Commandline export =====
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 //**Instructions**//
   - you'd set up the collections you want to transfer to  the DVD by creating and building them with any indexer other than solr. Just preview your collections to make sure they look okay and work locally as expected.
-  - Then write the entire GS3 installation out to your DVD, collections and all (and especially including the modification to build.xml that you made in steps 1 to 4). My linux GS3 installation does not fit on a CD-RW, I'm not sure if a GS3 installation has a larger or smaller footprint on a Mac and Windows.
+  - Then write the entire GS3 installation out to your DVD, collections and all. My linux GS3 installation does not fit on a CD-RW, I'm not sure if a GS3 installation has a larger or smaller footprint on a Mac and Windows.
   - Now you've burnt your disc, you should be able to run the ./gs3-server.sh script off it. I tried running the script from a terminal and it worked and my Greenstone DL was serving my collections.
 The very first time you run gs3-server.sh, it can take some time for it to set things up: it needs to copy a lot of files to your machine's temp area. In my case, the /tmp/greenstone folder is 134MB. But it would depend on how big the log files end up getting.