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Dan: /* Configuring AtoM uploads to be stored on a different server */ Formatting fix

2020-11-05T17:23:35Z

‎Configuring AtoM uploads to be stored on a different server: Formatting fix

Dan: /* Configuring AtoM uploads to be stored on a different server */ Formatting fix

2020-11-05T17:22:51Z

‎Configuring AtoM uploads to be stored on a different server: Formatting fix

Dan: Add Mario's instructions for linking a different uploads server

2020-11-05T17:21:45Z

Add Mario's instructions for linking a different uploads server

Dan: /* AtoM 2.5.4 startup ePub guide in Japanese */ Add NIJL link

2020-07-15T18:29:00Z

‎AtoM 2.5.4 startup ePub guide in Japanese: Add NIJL link

Dan: /* AtoM 2.5.4 startup ePub guide in Japanese */ fix formatting (again)

2020-07-15T18:27:50Z

‎AtoM 2.5.4 startup ePub guide in Japanese: fix formatting (again)

Dan: /* AtoM 2.5.4 startup ePub guide in Japanese */ fix formatting

2020-07-15T18:26:51Z

‎AtoM 2.5.4 startup ePub guide in Japanese: fix formatting

Dan: /* AtoM 2.5.4 startup ePub guide in Japanese */ remove epub links that didn't work

2020-07-15T18:26:11Z

‎AtoM 2.5.4 startup ePub guide in Japanese: remove epub links that didn't work

Dan: Add Japanese AtoM startup guide

2020-07-15T18:17:25Z

Add Japanese AtoM startup guide

Dan: /* Running and Integrating AtoM and Archivematica test instances with Vagrant */ Add link to bio on Grant's name

2020-03-31T15:46:43Z

‎Running and Integrating AtoM and Archivematica test instances with Vagrant: Add link to bio on Grant's name

Dan: Add Grant's blog post on setting up AtoM and AM in a vagrant environment

2020-03-31T15:45:59Z

Add Grant's blog post on setting up AtoM and AM in a vagrant environment

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 ''10 - Regenerate the derivatives of digital objects.''
-''Tested on Ubuntu 18.04. It is recommended for ease of use using Webmin, going to the part of "Disk And Network Filesystem" in the "System" section.
+''Tested on Ubuntu 18.04. It is recommended for ease of use using Webmin, going to the part of "Disk And Network Filesystem" in the "System" section. In my particular case the type of mount point corresponds to the CIFS protocol. We can also use Webmin to select which type of protocol or filesystem we prefer.''
 ===AtoM 2.5.4 startup ePub guide in Japanese===

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 ''While there is the option of CSV importing digital objects pointing to an external path, or linking to an external server, many users are more comfortable using the built-in GUI. In order to get the digital objects to be stored on an external network drive, in my case a NAS, I followed the following steps that I share with you in case someone finds it useful:''
-''1 - Mount network drive via "mount" command, for example in <code>/media /SHARED</code>. It could be done using SMB or CIFS protocol. First we must install the packages; it's up to you to select which you want to use:''
+''1 - Mount network drive via "mount" command, for example in'' <code>/media /SHARED</code>. ''It could be done using SMB or CIFS protocol. First we must install the packages; it's up to you to select which you want to use:''
   apt-get install smbfs smbclient
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 ''Tested on Ubuntu 18.04. It is recommended for ease of use using Webmin, going to the part of "Disk And Network Filesystem" in the "System" section.
 In my particular case the type of mount point corresponds to the CIFS protocol. We can also use Webmin to select which type of protocol or filesystem we prefer.''
 ===AtoM 2.5.4 startup ePub guide in Japanese===

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 * Check out the [[Community/Community resources/Tutorials|Tutorials and workshops]] section of our community resources!
 </admonition>
 ===AtoM 2.5.4 startup ePub guide in Japanese===

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 ===AtoM 2.5.4 startup ePub guide in Japanese===
-Prepared by Horiuchi Noboyuki of the National Institute of Japanese Literature at Tokyo and incorporating information from the [https://irisawadojo.blogspot.com/ Irisawa Dojo] blog, this guide includes information on how to install AtoM in an Ubuntu VM using Virtualbox, basic AtoM usage, data preparation for import, and more. Below is a high-level summary of the content:
+Prepared by Horiuchi Noboyuki of the [https://www.nijl.ac.jp/en/ National Institute of Japanese Literature at Tokyo] and incorporating information from the [https://irisawadojo.blogspot.com/ Irisawa Dojo] blog, this guide includes information on how to install AtoM in an Ubuntu VM using Virtualbox, basic AtoM usage, data preparation for import, and more. Below is a high-level summary of the content:
 ''Chapter I: Installation''

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 ''Chapter I: Installation''
-- How to download/install Virtualbox
+* How to download/install Virtualbox
-- How to install Ubuntu in a Virtualbox VM
+* How to install Ubuntu in a Virtualbox VM
-- How to install AtoM and its dependencies in the Ubuntu VM
+* How to install AtoM and its dependencies in the Ubuntu VM
-- Initial AtoM configuration
+* Initial AtoM configuration
 ''Chapter II: Usage''
-- How to change AtoM UI language to Japanese
+* How to change AtoM UI language to Japanese
-- How to restart AtoM
+* How to restart AtoM
-- How to edit pages
+* How to edit pages
-- How to import CSV files (from the web UI, and from command line)
+* How to import CSV files (from the web UI, and from command line)
-- How to configure Japanese search support in AtoM using the Elasticsearch plugin "kuromoji"
+* How to configure Japanese search support in AtoM using the Elasticsearch plugin "kuromoji"
 ''Chapter III: Data preparation for import''
-- Extracting data from a PDF (using Adobe Acrobat OCR)
+* Extracting data from a PDF (using Adobe Acrobat OCR)
-- Using MS Excel to arrange the data and export a CSV
+* Using MS Excel to arrange the data and export a CSV
 ''Closing remarks''
-- Disclaimers and acknowledgements
+* Disclaimers and acknowledgements
 Currently the guide is available [https://www.amazon.com/Start-Up-Guide-Access-Memory-ebook/dp/B08CV6SFYR/ via Amazon], and the money will go to supporting the author and fellow researchers at National Institute of Japanese Literature at Tokyo, Japan.

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 ===Running and Integrating AtoM and Archivematica test instances with Vagrant===
-These instructions, prepared by community user Grant Hurley on March 31, 2020, walk users through how to install both AtoM and Archivematica test instances on a local computer using Vagrant, and configuring them to be able to pass DIPs from Archivematica to AtoM. At the time these instructions were written, they use Archivematica 1.10 and AtoM 2.6, with instructions included on how to downgrade AtoM to version 2.5.3 if desired.
+These instructions, prepared by community user [http://www.granthurley.ca/about/ Grant Hurley] on March 31, 2020, walk users through how to install both AtoM and Archivematica test instances on a local computer using Vagrant, and configuring them to be able to pass DIPs from Archivematica to AtoM. At the time these instructions were written, they use Archivematica 1.10 and AtoM 2.6, with instructions included on how to downgrade AtoM to version 2.5.3 if desired.
 From Grant's blog post:

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		+	===Running and Integrating AtoM and Archivematica test instances with Vagrant===
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		+	These instructions, prepared by community user Grant Hurley on March 31, 2020, walk users through how to install both AtoM and Archivematica test instances on a local computer using Vagrant, and configuring them to be able to pass DIPs from Archivematica to AtoM. At the time these instructions were written, they use Archivematica 1.10 and AtoM 2.6, with instructions included on how to downgrade AtoM to version 2.5.3 if desired.
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		+	From Grant's blog post:
		+
		+	''One thing I’ve been trying to do for a while is get the Archivematica and AtoM Vagrant boxes to integrate around the DIP deposit feature so I can better understand the workflow between the two. The setup instructions that follow are specific to this: they will take you through the process of getting both VMs running at once, and then on how to integrate the two for the Archivematica to AtoM workflow. If you are thinking of setting up and connecting both applications at your workplace, doing so here should give you a good sense of how to connect the two in production, though of course with the difference of your own appropriate production deployment settings since Vagrant isn’t suitable for production use.''
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		+	'''Read the full blog post here''': http://www.granthurley.ca/blog/running-and-integrating-archivematica-and-atom-with-vagrant/

	===Instructions for installing AtoM using RedHat or CentOS===		===Instructions for installing AtoM using RedHat or CentOS===