Difference between revisions of "Adminemail.pl"
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| − | The admin email address of a repository should be the technical person responsible for the server on which EPrints is installed. This is the email address which is displayed when an internal server error occurs or when other technical failers happen. When you change this file you must restart your webserver. | + | {{dirs}} |
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| + | '''adminemail.pl''' holds the admin email address for the repository archive. The admin email address of a repository archive should be the technical person responsible for the server on which EPrints is installed. This is the email address which is displayed when an internal server error occurs or when other technical failers happen. When you change this file you must restart your webserver. | ||
An example is shown below: | An example is shown below: | ||
$c->{adminemail} = 'foo@bar.ac.uk'; | $c->{adminemail} = 'foo@bar.ac.uk'; | ||
Latest revision as of 12:02, 27 January 2022
EPrints 3 Reference: Directory Structure - Metadata Fields - Repository Configuration - XML Config Files - XML Export Format - EPrints data structure - Core API - Data Objects
adminemail.pl holds the admin email address for the repository archive. The admin email address of a repository archive should be the technical person responsible for the server on which EPrints is installed. This is the email address which is displayed when an internal server error occurs or when other technical failers happen. When you change this file you must restart your webserver.
An example is shown below:
$c->{adminemail} = 'foo@bar.ac.uk';
