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** '''[[invocations.pl]]''' - Invocations commands for third-party executables EPrints might need to use.
 
** '''[[invocations.pl]]''' - Invocations commands for third-party executables EPrints might need to use.
 
** '''README''' - A readme file about how files in this directory work.
 
** '''README''' - A readme file about how files in this directory work.
** '''[[repositories.pl]]''' - Configuration to allow disabling of individual repository archives without having to moev them.
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** '''[[repositories.pl]]''' - Configuration to allow disabling of individual repository archives without having to move them.
 
** '''[[settings.pl]]''' - Various settings if the user, group and SMTP server for EPrints needs to be explicitly set.
 
** '''[[settings.pl]]''' - Various settings if the user, group and SMTP server for EPrints needs to be explicitly set.

Latest revision as of 19:29, 12 February 2022

EPrints 3 Reference: Directory Structure - Metadata Fields - Repository Configuration - XML Config Files - XML Export Format - EPrints data structure - Core API - Data Objects


This directory contains system configuration files. Generally these should not need to be changed but if you have a different server setup to what EPrints expects, these files my need to be edited.

  • eprints3/lib/syscfg.d
    • core.pl - Core system configuration for use with the web server and filesystem.
    • executables.pl - Configuration for location of third-party executables EPrints might need to use.
    • invocations.pl - Invocations commands for third-party executables EPrints might need to use.
    • README - A readme file about how files in this directory work.
    • repositories.pl - Configuration to allow disabling of individual repository archives without having to move them.
    • settings.pl - Various settings if the user, group and SMTP server for EPrints needs to be explicitly set.