EPrints 2.3 Documentation - configure_archive command |
configure_archive - create a new EPrint Archive, or edit the basic options of an existing archive
configure_archive [archiveid] [options]
Create a new EPrint Archive, or edit the basic options of an existing archive.
This script will prompt the user for various basic information about the archive and then will:
- create a basic XML config file - make the archive directory - copy default files into the archive directory - create the MySQL database (but not the tables)
After running this script you should edit the files created in the archives cfg directory, especially ArchiveConfig.pm then you will need to run a number of setup scripts, starting with create_tables.
This is part of this EPrints 2 system. EPrints 2 is developed by Christopher Gutteridge.
EPrints Version: 2.3.6
For more information goto http://www.eprints.org/ which give information on mailing lists and the like.
Chris Gutteridge may be contacted at support@eprints.org
Should you need a real world address for some reason, EPrints can be contacted in the real world at
EPrints c/o Christopher Gutteridge Department of Electronics and Computer Science University of Southampton SO17 1BJ United Kingdom
This file is part of GNU EPrints 2.
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EPrints 2.3 Documentation - configure_archive command |