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Welcome to the EPrints Wiki
This wiki contains technical and user-contributed documentation for the EPrints software.
Demoprints is our live, online server that allows anyone to try EPrints without having to install it first.
For more information on the EPrints project and related activities visit http://eprints.org/.
Download EPrints
- EPrints 3.2 series (latest release)
- EPrints 3.1 series
- .tar.gz v3.1.3
- Debian/Ubuntu deb v3.1.3
- Live CD - Debian based v3.1.3
- Development Versions
- .tar.gz Nightly builds
- Migration Toolkit (for Migration from EPrints v2)
Installation
- Installing EPrints on various platforms
Getting Started
- EPrints 3 Documentation
- Training materials provided by EPrints Services.
- Frequently Asked Questions
- How to...
Getting Support
- EPrints Services - premium support, training and hosting from EPrints experts
- Mailing lists
- IRC chat channel
Add-ons, patches and translations
- The EPrints Files Repository contains add-on and 3rd party scripts, patches and translations. This also provides an archive of all previous EPrints releases (3.0 onwards).
- Plugins: Some Wiki pages about scripts and patches.
Contributing to the Wiki
We welcome contributions to the Wiki but you will need to register for an EPrints account (free but requires email activation).
Go to http://trac.eprints.org/ldap/ and fill in the "Register for a new account" form. You will need a valid email account to verify before your password will be activated. If you experience a problem with this please email Tim Brody (tdb2@ecs.soton.ac.uk.) including the account username you used.
Contributing to EPrints
- EPrints usability
- New features in EPrints - released and proposed
- How to contribute to EPrints development
- EPrints Trac - access nightly builds, tickets and changes (requires free registration to view source code)
Content management
- Digital preservation: managing content for longer-term access and use
EPrints 2 and Older Versions
The manual for older versions of EPrints are available on the main EPrints site.
