The metadata from this DiGIR provider was examined and found to have the
following potential issues:
| Item |
Severity |
Description |
| Offline |
FATAL |
The provider is offline. The last five status codes are (-6, -6, -6, -6, -6). |
| Old Version |
WARNING |
The software version of this provider appears to be out of date. |
| Output encoding doesn’t seem to be UTF-8 |
ERROR |
The encoding of the output stream from the DiGIR provider appears to be None rather than UTF-8. This should be corrected – please check your webserver and provider configuration |
| Schema re-use for ASUHerps ? |
WARN |
The schema used by this resource is only used twice. Consider being part of the community and re-using an existing schema. |
| Schema re-use for ASULichens ? |
WARN |
The schema used by this resource is only used twice. Consider being part of the community and re-using an existing schema. |
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