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Revision as of 13:25, 8 October 2026
This page assumes you have completed the previous pages in the Quickstart Guide.
Contents
What does Customise Mean in EPrints?
There are lots of ways you may want to customise EPrints, this page aims to help you understand what those ways are, and direct you to resources to help you achieve those changes.
Concepts
When changing your EPrints system, there are a few concepts its helpful to be aware of before you begin.
Archive
Your Archive is the directory created in /opt/eprints3/archives/. This holds your configuration and files that override default functionality as well as the physical location of content stored in the repository.
