Recuperación de Revistas UMM que Desaparecieron de Google Scholar
Cómo Open Journal Theme ayudó a restaurar la seguridad, estabilidad y visibilidad en Google Scholar de las revistas de Universitas Muhammadiyah Malang tras
Cómo Open Journal Theme ayudó a restaurar la seguridad, estabilidad y visibilidad en Google Scholar de las revistas de Universitas Muhammadiyah Malang tras
When your OJS journal suddenly throws an HTTP 500 error and the Apache error log shows Duplicate entry for key ‘sessions_pkey’, the entire site — homepage, submissions, admin dashboard — can go offline. This error has been reported on OJS versions 3.3.0 through 3.4.0, and in some cases even after following the standard fixes, the
Table of Contents What Happens When an OJS Upgrade Gets Stuck The Three Errors That Keep the Upgrade in a Loop Why Re-Running the Upgrade Makes the Problem Worse The Safe Way to Identify Where the Migration Failed Resuming the Migration From the Failure Point Verifying the Database After a Successful Migration How to Prevent
Introduction If you run an Open Journal Systems (OJS) website, security should never be an afterthought. Journal websites handle submission files, reviewer data, editor communications, and author information: all of which need to stay protected. OJS installations can become targets for automated exploits. In some cases, attackers modify core files like index.php to inject redirect