- Added "type" browse view.

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###################################################################### # # Site Information # # Constants and information about the local EPrints archive # PATHS SHOULD NOT END WITH SLASHES, LEAVE THEM OUT # ###################################################################### # # This file is part of GNU EPrints 2. # # Copyright (c) 2000-2004 University of Southampton, UK. SO17 1BJ. # # EPrints 2 is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # EPrints 2 is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with EPrints 2; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA # ###################################################################### package EPrints::Config::otago_eprints; foreach my $file ( "cfg/ArchiveOAIConfig.pm", "cfg/ArchiveRenderConfig.pm", "cfg/ArchiveValidateConfig.pm", "cfg/ArchiveTextIndexingConfig.pm", "cfg/ArchiveMetadataFieldsConfig.pm" ) { unless (my $return = do $file) { warn "couldn't parse $file: $@" if $@; warn "couldn't do $file: $!" unless defined $return; warn "couldn't run $file" unless $return; } } use Unicode::String qw(utf8 latin1 utf16); use strict; use EPrints::Utils; use EPrints::XML; use EPrints::Latex; sub get_conf { my( $archiveinfo ) = @_; my $c = {}; ###################################################################### # # General archive information # ###################################################################### # First we import information that was configured in # the XML file. It can be over-ridden, but that's # probably not a good idea. foreach( keys %{$archiveinfo} ) { $c->{$_} = $archiveinfo->{$_} }; # If 1, users can request the removal of their submissions from the archive $c->{allow_user_removal_request} = 1; ###################################################################### # # Local Paths # # These probably don't need changing. # ###################################################################### # Where the full texts (document files) are stored: $c->{documents_path} = $c->{archiveroot}."/documents"; # The location of the configuration files (and where some # automatic files will be written to) $c->{config_path} = $c->{archiveroot}."/cfg"; # The location of the initial static website, before it's processed # with the DTD and the site template. $c->{static_path} = $c->{archiveroot}."/cfg/static"; # The location where eprints will build the website $c->{htdocs_path} = $c->{archiveroot}."/html"; # The directory which will be secured for web access to # protect non-public documents. $c->{htdocs_secure_path} = $c->{htdocs_path}."/secure"; ###################################################################### # # URLS # # These probably don't need changing. # ###################################################################### # Server of static HTML + images, including port $c->{base_url} = "http://$c->{host}"; if( $c->{port} != 80 ) { # Not SSL port 443 friendly $c->{base_url}.= ":".$c->{port}; } $c->{base_url} .= $c->{urlpath}; # Site "home page" address $c->{frontpage} = "$c->{base_url}/"; # URL of secure document file hierarchy. EPrints needs to know the # path from the baseurl as this is used by the authentication module # to extract the document number from the url, eg. # http://www.lemurprints.org/secure/00000120/01/index.html $c->{secure_url_dir} = "/secure"; $c->{secure_url} = $c->{base_url}.$c->{secure_url_dir}; # Mod_perl script base URL $c->{perl_url} = $c->{base_url}."/perl"; # The user area home page URL $c->{userhome} = "$c->{perl_url}/users/home_local"; # Use shorter URLs for records. # Ie. use /23/ instead of /archive/00000023/ $c->{use_short_urls} = 1; # URL paths to protect from rewrites # By default all paths are rewritten to the relevant language directory # except for /perl/. List other exceptions here. # These will be used in a regular expression, so characters like # .()[]? have special meaning. $c->{rewrite_exceptions} = [ '/cgi/', '/es' ]; ###################################################################### # # Document file upload information # ###################################################################### # AT LEAST one of the following formats will be required. If you do # not want this requirement, then make the list empty (Although this # means users will be able to submit eprints with ZERO documents. # # Available formats are configured elsewhere. See the docs. $c->{required_formats} = [ # "html", # "pdf", # "ps", # "ascii" ]; # if you want to make this depend on the values in the eprint then # you can make it a function pointer instead. The function should # return a list as above. # This example requires all normal formats for all eprints except # for those of type book where a document is optional. # # $c->{required_formats} = sub { # my( $session, $eprint ) = @_; # # if( $eprint->get_value( 'type' ) eq "book" ) # { # return []; # } # return ['html','pdf','ps','ascii']; # }; # This sets the minimum amount of free space allowed on a disk before EPrints # starts using the next available disk to store EPrints. Specified in kilobytes. $c->{diskspace_error_threshold} = 641024; # If ever the amount of free space drops below this threshold, the # archive administrator is sent a warning email. In kilobytes. $c->{diskspace_warn_threshold} = 5121024; ###################################################################### # # Complexity Customisation # # Things you might not want to bother the users with, or might # consider really useful. # ###################################################################### # If you are setting up a very simple system or # are starting with lots of data entry you can # make user submissions bypass the editorial buffer # by setting this option: $c->{skip_buffer} = 0; ###################################################################### # # Web Sign-up customisation # ###################################################################### # Allow users to sign up for an account on # the web. # NOTE: If you disable this you should edit the template file # cfg/template-en.xml # and the error page # cfg/static/en/error401.xpage # to remove the links to web registration. $c->{allow_web_signup} = 1; # Allow users to change their password via the web? # You may wish to disable this if you import passwords from an # external system or use LDAP. $c->{allow_reset_password} = 1; # The type of user that gets created when someone signs up # over the web. This can be modified after they sign up by # staff with the right priv. set. $c->{default_user_type} = "user"; # This is a list of fields which the user is asked for when registering # in addition to the required username, email and password. $c->{user_registration_fields} = [ "name" ]; # See also the user type configuration section. ###################################################################### # # Field Property Defaults # ###################################################################### # This lets you set the default values for # certain cosmetic properties of metadata fields # rather than set them individually. Settings on # a metafield will override these values. # Number of rows of a textarea input or max number of elements before # a scrollbar appears in sets, subjects and datatype fields. A value # of ALL will show all the settings in a set, subject or datatype. $c->{field_defaults}->{input_rows} = 10; # Number of columns (characters) of a textarea input or text # input field. $c->{field_defaults}->{input_cols} = 60; # Default size of the "name" input field parts. $c->{field_defaults}->{input_name_cols} = { honourific=>8, given=>20, family=>20, lineage=>8 }; # Default number of cols in an ID input field. $c->{field_defaults}->{input_id_cols} = 40; # Default number of boxes to add when clicking the "more spaces" # button on a multiple field. $c->{field_defaults}->{input_add_boxes} = 2; # Default number of boxes to show on a multiple field. $c->{field_defaults}->{input_boxes} = 3; # Max digits in an integer. $c->{field_defaults}->{digits} = 20; # Width of a search field $c->{field_defaults}->{search_cols} = 40; # Maximum rows to display in a subject or set search $c->{field_defaults}->{search_rows} = 12; # You may hide the "lineage" and "honourific" # fields in the "name" type field input, if you # feel that they will confuse your users. This # makes no difference to the actual database, # the fields will just be unused. $c->{field_defaults}->{hide_honourific} = 0; $c->{field_defaults}->{hide_lineage} = 1; # By default names are asked for as given,family # if you want to swap this to family,given then # set this flag to 1 $c->{field_defaults}->{family_first} = 0; ###################################################################### # # Submission Form Customisation # ###################################################################### # These items let you skip the various stages # of the submission form if they are not relevant. # If you skip "type" then your eprint-defaults # sub (far below in this file) should set a # default type. $c->{submission_stage_skip}->{type} = 0; # You can skip "linking" with no ill effects. $c->{submission_stage_skip}->{linking} = 1; # If you skip the main metadata input you must # set all the required fields in the default. $c->{submission_stage_skip}->{meta} = 0; # If you really must skip the file upload then # you must make it valid to submit no files. $c->{submission_stage_skip}->{files} = 0; # The following options deal with the information # the user is asked for when submitting a document # associated with a record. # Hide the format option, if you do this you must # set a default. $c->{submission_hide_format} = 0; # Hide the optional format description field, no # big whup if you do this. $c->{submission_hide_formatdesc} = 0; # Hide the language field. This field does not do # anything useful anyway, but it might provide # useful data in a multilingual archive. $c->{submission_hide_language} = 1; # Hide the security field, you might want to do # this if you don't plan to have any secret or # confidential contents. $c->{submission_hide_security} = 0; # These options allow you to suppress various file # upload methods. You almost certainly do not want # to supress "plain" but you may well wish to supress # URL capture. Especially if wget is broken for some # reason. They must not ALL be supressed. $c->{submission_hide_upload_archive} = 0; $c->{submission_hide_upload_graburl} = 0; $c->{submission_hide_upload_plain} = 0; # If you want the long form of the eprint type selection # page set this to 1. A value of 0 will generate a simple # pick-list. $c->{submission_long_types} = 1; # By default even editors can't modfiy deleted records. To # allow them to, set this flag. $c->{allow_edit_deleted} = 0; ###################################################################### # # Language # ###################################################################### # Setting this to zero will simplify the # interface to the system if you want to # operate in a single language. $c->{multi_language_options} = 0; $c->{lang_cookie_domain} = $c->{host}; $c->{lang_cookie_name} = "lang"; ###################################################################### # # Experimental VLit support. # # VLit support will allow character ranges to be served as well as # whole documents. # ###################################################################### # set this to 0 to disable vlit (and run generate_apacheconf) $c->{vlit}->{enable} = 1; # The URL which the (C) points to. $c->{vlit}->{copyright_url} = $c->{base_url}."/vlit.html"; ###################################################################### # # Search and subscription information # # Before the archive goes public, ensure that these are correct and work OK. # # To specify a search field that will search >1 metadata field, enter # all of the fields to be searched separated by slashes "/" as a single # entry. e.g. "title/abstract/keywords". # # When specifying ordering, separate the fields with a "/", and specify # proceed the fieldname with a dash "-" for reverse sorting. # # To search or sort on the id part of a field eg. "creators" append # ".id" to it's name. eg. "creators.id" # ###################################################################### # Browse views. allow_null indicates that no value set is # a valid result. # Multiple fields may be specified for one view, but avoid # subject or allowing null in this case. $c->{browse_views} = [ { id=>"year", allow_null=>1, fields=>"-date_effective;res=year", subheadings=>"type", order=>"-date_effective/title", heading_level=>2 }, { id=>"subjects", fields=>"subjects", order=>"-date_effective/title", hideempty=>1 }, { id=>"type", fields=>"type", order=>"-date_effective" }, { id=>"affiliations", fields=>"affiliations", order=>"-date_effective/title", hideempty=>1 } ]; # examples of some other useful views you might want to add # # Browse by the ID's of creators & editors (CV Pages) # { id=>"people", allow_null=>0, fields=>"creators.id/editors.id", order=>"title/creators", noindex=>1, nolink=>1, nohtml=>1, include=>1, citation=>"title_only", nocount=>1 } # # Browse by the names of creators (less reliable than Id's) #{ id=>"people", allow_null=>0, fields=>"creators/editors", order=>"title/creators", include=>1 } # # Browse by the type of eprint (poster, report etc). #{ id=>"type", fields=>"type", order=>"-date_effective" } # Default number of results to display on a single search results page # can be over-ridden per search config. $c->{results_page_size} = 100; $c->{search}->{simple} = { search_fields => [ { id => "meta", meta_fields => [ "title", "abstract", "creators", "date_effective" ] }, { id => "full", meta_fields => [ $EPrints::Utils::FULLTEXT, "title", "abstract", "creators", "date_effective" ] }, { id => "person", meta_fields => [ "creators", "editors" ] }, { id => "date", meta_fields => [ "date_effective" ] } ], preamble_phrase => "cgi/search:preamble", title_phrase => "cgi/search:simple_search", citation => "neat", default_order => "byyear", page_size => 100, controls => { top=>0, bottom=>1 } }; $c->{search}->{advanced} = { search_fields => [ { meta_fields => [ $EPrints::Utils::FULLTEXT ] }, { meta_fields => [ "title" ] }, { meta_fields => [ "creators" ] }, { meta_fields => [ "abstract" ] }, { meta_fields => [ "keywords" ] }, { meta_fields => [ "subjects" ] }, { meta_fields => [ "affiliations" ] }, { meta_fields => [ "type" ] }, { meta_fields => [ "department" ] }, { meta_fields => [ "editors" ] }, { meta_fields => [ "ispublished" ] }, { meta_fields => [ "refereed" ] }, { meta_fields => [ "publication" ] }, { meta_fields => [ "date_effective" ] } ], preamble_phrase => "cgi/advsearch:preamble", title_phrase => "cgi/advsearch:adv_search", citation => "neat", default_order => "byyear", page_size => 100, controls => { top=>1, bottom=>1 } }; $c->{order_methods}->{subject} = { "byname" => "name", "byrevname" => "-name" }; # Fields used for specifying a subscription $c->{subscription_fields} = [ "subjects", "refereed", "ispublished" ]; # Fields used for limiting the scope of editors $c->{editor_limit_fields} = [ "subjects", "affiliations", "type" ]; # Ways of ordering search results $c->{order_methods}->{eprint} = { "byyear" => "-date_effective/creators/title", "byyearoldest" => "date_effective/creators/title", "byname" => "creators/-date_effective/title", "bytitle" => "title/creators/-date_effective" }; # Fields for a staff user search. $c->{user_search_fields} = [ "name", "username", "userid", "dept/org", "address/country", "usertype", "email" ]; # Ways of ordering user search results $c->{order_methods}->{user} = { "byname" => "name/joined", "byjoin" => "joined/name", "byrevjoin" => "-joined/name", "bytype" => "usertype/name" }; # The default way of ordering a search result # (must be key to %eprint_order_methods) $c->{default_order}->{user} = "byname"; # customise the citation used to give results on the latest page # nb. This is the "last 7 days" page not the "latest_tool" page. $c->{latest_citation} = "neat"; ###################################################################### # # Latest_tool Configuration # # the latest_tool script is used to output the last "n" items # accepted into the archive # ###################################################################### $c->{latest_tool_modes} = { default => { citation => "neat" } }; # Example of a latest_tool mode. This makes a mode=articles option # which only lists eprints who's type equals "article". # # articles => { # citation => undef, # filters => [ # { meta_fields => [ "type" ], value => "article" } # ], # max => 20 # } ###################################################################### # # User Types # # Set the user types and what metadata they require in # metadata-types.xml # # Here you can configure how different types of user are # authenticated and which parts of the system they are allowed # to use. # ###################################################################### # We need to calculate the connection string, so we can pass it # into the AuthDBI config. my $connect_string = EPrints::Database::build_connection_string( dbname => $c->{dbname}, dbport => $c->{dbport}, dbsock => $c->{dbsock}, dbhost => $c->{dbhost} ); # By default all users authenticate with the AuthDBI module, # using passwords in UNIX crypt format. $AUTH_DBI contains # the info EPrints needs to call AuthDBI and is used below # to set userauth. # # Parameters other than "handler" are seen by AuthDBI # as if they came from the .htaccess file. You can use any # mod_perl authentication module in this manner, or write # your own. my $userdata = EPrints::DataSet->new_stub( "user" ); my $CRYPTED_DBI = { handler => \&Apache::AuthDBI::authen, Auth_DBI_data_source => $connect_string, Auth_DBI_username => $c->{dbuser}, Auth_DBI_password => $c->{dbpass}, Auth_DBI_pwd_table => $userdata->get_sql_table_name(), Auth_DBI_uid_field => "username", Auth_DBI_pwd_field => "password", Auth_DBI_grp_field => "usertype", Auth_DBI_encrypted => "on" }; # Please the the documentation for a full explanation of user privs. $c->{userauth} = { user => { auth => $CRYPTED_DBI, priv => [ "subscription", "set-password", "deposit", "change-email", "change-user" ] }, editor => { auth => $CRYPTED_DBI, priv => [ "subscription", "set-password", "deposit", "change-email", "change-user", "view-status", "editor", "staff-view" ] }, admin => { auth => $CRYPTED_DBI, priv => [ "subscription", "set-password", "deposit", "change-email", "change-user", "view-status", "editor", "staff-view", "edit-subject", "edit-user" ] } }; $c->{disable_userinfo} = 0; ###################################################################### # # Timeouts # ###################################################################### # Time (in hours) to allow a email/password change "pin" to be active. # Set a time of zero ("0") to make pins never time out. $c->{pin_timeout} = 247; # a week # Search cache. # # Number of minutes of unuse to timeout a search cache $c->{cache_timeout} = 10; # Maximum lifespan of a cache, in use or not. In hours. # ( This will be the length of time an OAI resumptionToken is # valid for ). $c->{cache_maxlife} = 12; ###################################################################### # # Advanced Options # # Don't mess with these unless you really know what you are doing. # ###################################################################### # Example page hooks to mess around with the metadata # submission page. # my $doc = EPrints::XML::make_document(); # my $link = $doc->createElement( "link" ); # $link->setAttribute( "rel", "copyright" ); # $link->setAttribute( "href", "http://totl.net/" ); # $c->{pagehooks}->{submission_meta}->{head} = $link; # $c->{pagehooks}->{submission_meta}->{bodyattr}->{bgcolor} = '#ff0000'; # 404 override. This is handy if you want to catch some urls from an # old system, or want to make some kind of weird dynamic urls work. # It should be handled before it becomes a 404, but hey. # If the function returns a string then the browser is redirected to # that url. If it returns undef then then the normal error page is shown. # $c->{catch404} = sub { # my( $session, $url ) = @_; # # if( $url =~ m#/subject-(\d+).html$# ) # { # return "/views/subjects/$1.html"; # } # # return undef; # }; # If you use the Latex render function and want to use the mimetex # package rather than the latex->dvi->ps->png route then enable this # option and put the location of the executable "mimetex.cgi" into # SystemSettings.pm $c->{use_mimetex} = 0; # If you want to override the way eprints sends email, you can # set the send_email config option to be a function to use # instead. # # The function will have to take the following paramaters. # $archive, $langid, $name, $address, $subject, $body, $sig, $replyto, $replytoname # Archive string utf8 utf8 utf8 DOM DOM string utf8 # # $c->{send_email} = \&EPrints::Utils::send_mail_via_sendmail; # $c->{send_email} = \&some_function; # Uses the smtp_server specified in SystemSettings $c->{send_email} = \&EPrints::Utils::send_mail_via_smtp; # Log timings on submissions. # This feature creates a log file in the eprints var directory # which logs timestamps of users doing the submission process. It's # useful for us to monitor time taken on various pages in the submission # process and maybe you want to to... # $c->{log_submission_timing} = 1; ###################################################################### # Stuff from other config files which are require'd above: $c->{oai} = get_oai_conf( $c->{perl_url} ); $c->{archivefields} = get_metadata_conf(); return $c; } ###################################################################### # # log( $archive, $message ) # ###################################################################### # $archive # - archive object # $message # - log message string # # returns: nothing # ###################################################################### # This method is called to log something important. By default it # sends everything to STDERR which means it ends up in the apache # error log ( or just stderr for the command line scripts in bin/ ) # If you want to write to a file instead, or add extra information # such as the name of the archive, this is the place to do it. # ###################################################################### sub log { my( $archive, $message ) = @_; print STDERR $message."\n"; # You may wish to use this line instead if you have many archives, but if you # only have on then it's just more noise. #print STDERR "[".$archive->get_id()."] ".$message."\n"; } ###################################################################### # # %entities = get_entities( $archive , $langid ); # ###################################################################### # $archive # - the archive object # $langid # - the 2 digit language ID string # # returns %entities # - a HASH which maps # entity name string # to # entity value string # ###################################################################### # get_entities is used by eprints to get the entities # for the phrase files and config files. # # When EPrints loads the archive config, it is called once for each # supported language, although that probably only affects the archive # name. # # It should not need editing, unless you want to add entities to the # DTD file. You might want to do that to help automate a large system. # ###################################################################### sub get_entities { my( $archive, $langid ) = @_; my %entities = (); $entities{archivename} = $archive->get_conf( "archivename", $langid ); $entities{adminemail} = $archive->get_conf( "adminemail" ); $entities{base_url} = $archive->get_conf( "base_url" ); $entities{perl_url} = $archive->get_conf( "perl_url" ); $entities{frontpage} = $archive->get_conf( "frontpage" ); $entities{userhome} = $archive->get_conf( "userhome" ); $entities{version} = EPrints::Config::get( "version" ); $entities{ruler} = EPrints::XML::to_string( $archive->get_ruler() ); return %entities; } sub can_user_view_document { my( $doc, $user ) = @_; my $eprint = $doc->get_eprint(); my $security = $doc->get_value( "security" ); # If the document belongs to an eprint which is in the # inbox or the editorial buffer then we treat the security # as staff only, whatever it's actual setting. if( $eprint->get_dataset()->id() ne "archive" ) { $security = "staffonly"; } # Add/remove types of security in metadata-types.xml # Trivial cases: return( 1 ) if( $security eq "" ); return( 1 ) if( $security eq "validuser" ); if( $security eq "staffonly" ) { # If you want to finer tune this, you could create # new privs and use them. # people with priv editor can read this document... if( $user->has_priv( "editor" ) ) { return 1; } # ...as can the user who deposited it... if( $user->get_value( "userid" ) == $eprint->get_value( "userid" ) ) { return 1; } # ...but nobody else can return 0; } # Unknown security type, be paranoid and deny permission. return( 0 ); } ###################################################################### # # session_init( $session, $offline ) # # Invoked each time a new session is needed (generally one per # script invocation.) $session is a session object that can be used # to store any values you want. To prevent future clashes, prefix # all of the keys you put in the hash with archive. # # If $offline is non-zero, the session is an `off-line' session, i.e. # it has been run as a shell script and not by the web server. # ###################################################################### sub session_init { my( $session, $offline ) = @_; } ###################################################################### # # session_close( $session ) # # Invoked at the close of each session. Here you should clean up # anything you did in session_init(). # ###################################################################### sub session_close { my( $session ) = @_; } # Return true to indicate the module loaded OK. 1; ###################################################################### # # Site Information # # Constants and information about the local EPrints archive # PATHS SHOULD NOT END WITH SLASHES, LEAVE THEM OUT* # ###################################################################### # # This file is part of GNU EPrints 2. # # Copyright (c) 2000-2004 University of Southampton, UK. SO17 1BJ. # # EPrints 2 is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # EPrints 2 is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with EPrints 2; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA # ###################################################################### package EPrints::Config::otago_eprints; foreach my $file ( "cfg/ArchiveOAIConfig.pm", "cfg/ArchiveRenderConfig.pm", "cfg/ArchiveValidateConfig.pm", "cfg/ArchiveTextIndexingConfig.pm", "cfg/ArchiveMetadataFieldsConfig.pm" ) { unless (my $return = do $file) { warn "couldn't parse $file: $@" if $@; warn "couldn't do $file: $!" unless defined $return; warn "couldn't run $file" unless $return; } } use Unicode::String qw(utf8 latin1 utf16); use strict; use EPrints::Utils; use EPrints::XML; use EPrints::Latex; sub get_conf { my( $archiveinfo ) = @_; my $c = {}; ###################################################################### # # General archive information # ###################################################################### # First we import information that was configured in # the XML file. It can be over-ridden, but that's # probably not a good idea. foreach( keys %{$archiveinfo} ) { $c->{$_} = $archiveinfo->{$_} }; # If 1, users can request the removal of their submissions from the archive $c->{allow_user_removal_request} = 1; ###################################################################### # # Local Paths # # These probably don't need changing. # ###################################################################### # Where the full texts (document files) are stored: $c->{documents_path} = $c->{archiveroot}."/documents"; # The location of the configuration files (and where some # automatic files will be written to) $c->{config_path} = $c->{archiveroot}."/cfg"; # The location of the initial static website, before it's processed # with the DTD and the site template. $c->{static_path} = $c->{archiveroot}."/cfg/static"; # The location where eprints will build the website $c->{htdocs_path} = $c->{archiveroot}."/html"; # The directory which will be secured for web access to # protect non-public documents. $c->{htdocs_secure_path} = $c->{htdocs_path}."/secure"; ###################################################################### # # URLS # # These probably don't need changing. # ###################################################################### # Server of static HTML + images, including port $c->{base_url} = "http://$c->{host}"; if( $c->{port} != 80 ) { # Not SSL port 443 friendly $c->{base_url}.= ":".$c->{port}; } $c->{base_url} .= $c->{urlpath}; # Site "home page" address $c->{frontpage} = "$c->{base_url}/"; # URL of secure document file hierarchy. EPrints needs to know the # path from the baseurl as this is used by the authentication module # to extract the document number from the url, eg. # http://www.lemurprints.org/secure/00000120/01/index.html $c->{secure_url_dir} = "/secure"; $c->{secure_url} = $c->{base_url}.$c->{secure_url_dir}; # Mod_perl script base URL $c->{perl_url} = $c->{base_url}."/perl"; # The user area home page URL $c->{userhome} = "$c->{perl_url}/users/home_local"; # Use shorter URLs for records. # Ie. use /23/ instead of /archive/00000023/ $c->{use_short_urls} = 1; # URL paths to protect from rewrites # By default all paths are rewritten to the relevant language directory # except for /perl/. List other exceptions here. # These will be used in a regular expression, so characters like # .()[]? have special meaning. $c->{rewrite_exceptions} = [ '/cgi/', '/es' ]; ###################################################################### # # Document file upload information # ###################################################################### # AT LEAST one of the following formats will be required. If you do # not want this requirement, then make the list empty (Although this # means users will be able to submit eprints with ZERO documents. # # Available formats are configured elsewhere. See the docs. $c->{required_formats} = [ "html", "pdf", "ps", "ascii" ]; # if you want to make this depend on the values in the eprint then # you can make it a function pointer instead. The function should # return a list as above. # This example requires all normal formats for all eprints except # for those of type book where a document is optional. # # $c->{required_formats} = sub { # my( $session, $eprint ) = @_; # # if( $eprint->get_value( 'type' ) eq "book" ) # { # return []; # } # return ['html','pdf','ps','ascii']; # }; # This sets the minimum amount of free space allowed on a disk before EPrints # starts using the next available disk to store EPrints. Specified in kilobytes. $c->{diskspace_error_threshold} = 641024; # If ever the amount of free space drops below this threshold, the # archive administrator is sent a warning email. In kilobytes. $c->{diskspace_warn_threshold} = 5121024; ###################################################################### # # Complexity Customisation # # Things you might not want to bother the users with, or might # consider really useful. # ###################################################################### # If you are setting up a very simple system or # are starting with lots of data entry you can # make user submissions bypass the editorial buffer # by setting this option: $c->{skip_buffer} = 0; ###################################################################### # # Web Sign-up customisation # ###################################################################### # Allow users to sign up for an account on # the web. # NOTE: If you disable this you should edit the template file # cfg/template-en.xml # and the error page # cfg/static/en/error401.xpage # to remove the links to web registration. $c->{allow_web_signup} = 1; # Allow users to change their password via the web? # You may wish to disable this if you import passwords from an # external system or use LDAP. $c->{allow_reset_password} = 1; # The type of user that gets created when someone signs up # over the web. This can be modified after they sign up by # staff with the right priv. set. $c->{default_user_type} = "user"; # This is a list of fields which the user is asked for when registering # in addition to the required username, email and password. $c->{user_registration_fields} = [ "name" ]; # See also the user type configuration section. ###################################################################### # # Field Property Defaults # ###################################################################### # This lets you set the default values for # certain cosmetic properties of metadata fields # rather than set them individually. Settings on # a metafield will override these values. # Number of rows of a textarea input or max number of elements before # a scrollbar appears in sets, subjects and datatype fields. A value # of ALL will show all the settings in a set, subject or datatype. $c->{field_defaults}->{input_rows} = 10; # Number of columns (characters) of a textarea input or text # input field. $c->{field_defaults}->{input_cols} = 60; # Default size of the "name" input field parts. $c->{field_defaults}->{input_name_cols} = { honourific=>8, given=>20, family=>20, lineage=>8 }; # Default number of cols in an ID input field. $c->{field_defaults}->{input_id_cols} = 40; # Default number of boxes to add when clicking the "more spaces" # button on a multiple field. $c->{field_defaults}->{input_add_boxes} = 2; # Default number of boxes to show on a multiple field. $c->{field_defaults}->{input_boxes} = 3; # Max digits in an integer. $c->{field_defaults}->{digits} = 20; # Width of a search field $c->{field_defaults}->{search_cols} = 40; # Maximum rows to display in a subject or set search $c->{field_defaults}->{search_rows} = 12; # You may hide the "lineage" and "honourific" # fields in the "name" type field input, if you # feel that they will confuse your users. This # makes no difference to the actual database, # the fields will just be unused. $c->{field_defaults}->{hide_honourific} = 0; $c->{field_defaults}->{hide_lineage} = 1; # By default names are asked for as given,family # if you want to swap this to family,given then # set this flag to 1 $c->{field_defaults}->{family_first} = 0; ###################################################################### # # Submission Form Customisation # ###################################################################### # These items let you skip the various stages # of the submission form if they are not relevant. # If you skip "type" then your eprint-defaults # sub (far below in this file) should set a # default type. $c->{submission_stage_skip}->{type} = 0; # You can skip "linking" with no ill effects. $c->{submission_stage_skip}->{linking} = 1; # If you skip the main metadata input you must # set all the required fields in the default. $c->{submission_stage_skip}->{meta} = 0; # If you really must skip the file upload then # you must make it valid to submit no files. $c->{submission_stage_skip}->{files} = 0; # The following options deal with the information # the user is asked for when submitting a document # associated with a record. # Hide the format option, if you do this you must # set a default. $c->{submission_hide_format} = 0; # Hide the optional format description field, no # big whup if you do this. $c->{submission_hide_formatdesc} = 0; # Hide the language field. This field does not do # anything useful anyway, but it might provide # useful data in a multilingual archive. $c->{submission_hide_language} = 1; # Hide the security field, you might want to do # this if you don't plan to have any secret or # confidential contents. $c->{submission_hide_security} = 0; # These options allow you to suppress various file # upload methods. You almost certainly do not want # to supress "plain" but you may well wish to supress # URL capture. Especially if wget is broken for some # reason. They must not ALL be supressed. $c->{submission_hide_upload_archive} = 0; $c->{submission_hide_upload_graburl} = 0; $c->{submission_hide_upload_plain} = 0; # If you want the long form of the eprint type selection # page set this to 1. A value of 0 will generate a simple # pick-list. $c->{submission_long_types} = 1; # By default even editors can't modfiy deleted records. To # allow them to, set this flag. $c->{allow_edit_deleted} = 0; ###################################################################### # # Language # ###################################################################### # Setting this to zero will simplify the # interface to the system if you want to # operate in a single language. $c->{multi_language_options} = 0; $c->{lang_cookie_domain} = $c->{host}; $c->{lang_cookie_name} = "lang"; ###################################################################### # # Experimental VLit support. # # VLit support will allow character ranges to be served as well as # whole documents. # ###################################################################### # set this to 0 to disable vlit (and run generate_apacheconf) $c->{vlit}->{enable} = 1; # The URL which the (C) points to. $c->{vlit}->{copyright_url} = $c->{base_url}."/vlit.html"; ###################################################################### # # Search and subscription information # # Before the archive goes public, ensure that these are correct and work OK. # # To specify a search field that will search >1 metadata field, enter # all of the fields to be searched separated by slashes "/" as a single # entry. e.g. "title/abstract/keywords". # # When specifying ordering, separate the fields with a "/", and specify # proceed the fieldname with a dash "-" for reverse sorting. # # To search or sort on the id part of a field eg. "creators" append # ".id" to it's name. eg. "creators.id" # ###################################################################### # Browse views. allow_null indicates that no value set is # a valid result. # Multiple fields may be specified for one view, but avoid # subject or allowing null in this case. $c->{browse_views} = [ { id=>"year", allow_null=>1, fields=>"-date_effective;res=year", subheadings=>"type", order=>"-date_effective/title", heading_level=>2 }, { id=>"subjects", fields=>"subjects", order=>"-date_effective/title", hideempty=>1 }, { id=>"affiliations", fields=>"affiliations", order=>"-date_effective/title", hideempty=>1 } ]; # examples of some other useful views you might want to add # # Browse by the ID's of creators & editors (CV Pages) # { id=>"people", allow_null=>0, fields=>"creators.id/editors.id", order=>"title/creators", noindex=>1, nolink=>1, nohtml=>1, include=>1, citation=>"title_only", nocount=>1 } # # Browse by the names of creators (less reliable than Id's) #{ id=>"people", allow_null=>0, fields=>"creators/editors", order=>"title/creators", include=>1 } # # Browse by the type of eprint (poster, report etc). #{ id=>"type", fields=>"type", order=>"-date_effective" } # Default number of results to display on a single search results page # can be over-ridden per search config. $c->{results_page_size} = 100; $c->{search}->{simple} = { search_fields => [ { id => "meta", meta_fields => [ "title", "abstract", "creators", "date_effective" ] }, { id => "full", meta_fields => [ $EPrints::Utils::FULLTEXT, "title", "abstract", "creators", "date_effective" ] }, { id => "person", meta_fields => [ "creators", "editors" ] }, { id => "date", meta_fields => [ "date_effective" ] } ], preamble_phrase => "cgi/search:preamble", title_phrase => "cgi/search:simple_search", citation => "neat", default_order => "byyear", page_size => 100, controls => { top=>0, bottom=>1 } }; $c->{search}->{advanced} = { search_fields => [ { meta_fields => [ $EPrints::Utils::FULLTEXT ] }, { meta_fields => [ "title" ] }, { meta_fields => [ "creators" ] }, { meta_fields => [ "abstract" ] }, { meta_fields => [ "keywords" ] }, { meta_fields => [ "subjects" ] }, { meta_fields => [ "affiliations" ] }, { meta_fields => [ "type" ] }, { meta_fields => [ "department" ] }, { meta_fields => [ "editors" ] }, { meta_fields => [ "ispublished" ] }, { meta_fields => [ "refereed" ] }, { meta_fields => [ "publication" ] }, { meta_fields => [ "date_effective" ] } ], preamble_phrase => "cgi/advsearch:preamble", title_phrase => "cgi/advsearch:adv_search", citation => "neat", default_order => "byyear", page_size => 100, controls => { top=>1, bottom=>1 } }; $c->{order_methods}->{subject} = { "byname" => "name", "byrevname" => "-name" }; # Fields used for specifying a subscription $c->{subscription_fields} = [ "subjects", "refereed", "ispublished" ]; # Fields used for limiting the scope of editors $c->{editor_limit_fields} = [ "subjects", "affiliations", "type" ]; # Ways of ordering search results $c->{order_methods}->{eprint} = { "byyear" => "-date_effective/creators/title", "byyearoldest" => "date_effective/creators/title", "byname" => "creators/-date_effective/title", "bytitle" => "title/creators/-date_effective" }; # Fields for a staff user search. $c->{user_search_fields} = [ "name", "username", "userid", "dept/org", "address/country", "usertype", "email" ]; # Ways of ordering user search results $c->{order_methods}->{user} = { "byname" => "name/joined", "byjoin" => "joined/name", "byrevjoin" => "-joined/name", "bytype" => "usertype/name" }; # The default way of ordering a search result # (must be key to %eprint_order_methods) $c->{default_order}->{user} = "byname"; # customise the citation used to give results on the latest page # nb. This is the "last 7 days" page not the "latest_tool" page. $c->{latest_citation} = "neat"; ###################################################################### # # Latest_tool Configuration # # the latest_tool script is used to output the last "n" items # accepted into the archive # ###################################################################### $c->{latest_tool_modes} = { default => { citation => "neat" } }; # Example of a latest_tool mode. This makes a mode=articles option # which only lists eprints who's type equals "article". # # articles => { # citation => undef, # filters => [ # { meta_fields => [ "type" ], value => "article" } # ], # max => 20 # } ###################################################################### # # User Types # # Set the user types and what metadata they require in # metadata-types.xml # # Here you can configure how different types of user are # authenticated and which parts of the system they are allowed # to use. # ###################################################################### # We need to calculate the connection string, so we can pass it # into the AuthDBI config. my $connect_string = EPrints::Database::build_connection_string( dbname => $c->{dbname}, dbport => $c->{dbport}, dbsock => $c->{dbsock}, dbhost => $c->{dbhost} ); # By default all users authenticate with the AuthDBI module, # using passwords in UNIX crypt format. $AUTH_DBI contains # the info EPrints needs to call AuthDBI and is used below # to set userauth. # # Parameters other than "handler" are seen by AuthDBI # as if they came from the .htaccess file. You can use any # mod_perl authentication module in this manner, or write # your own. my $userdata = EPrints::DataSet->new_stub( "user" ); my $CRYPTED_DBI = { handler => \&Apache::AuthDBI::authen, Auth_DBI_data_source => $connect_string, Auth_DBI_username => $c->{dbuser}, Auth_DBI_password => $c->{dbpass}, Auth_DBI_pwd_table => $userdata->get_sql_table_name(), Auth_DBI_uid_field => "username", Auth_DBI_pwd_field => "password", Auth_DBI_grp_field => "usertype", Auth_DBI_encrypted => "on" }; # Please the the documentation for a full explanation of user privs. $c->{userauth} = { user => { auth => $CRYPTED_DBI, priv => [ "subscription", "set-password", "deposit", "change-email", "change-user" ] }, editor => { auth => $CRYPTED_DBI, priv => [ "subscription", "set-password", "deposit", "change-email", "change-user", "view-status", "editor", "staff-view" ] }, admin => { auth => $CRYPTED_DBI, priv => [ "subscription", "set-password", "deposit", "change-email", "change-user", "view-status", "editor", "staff-view", "edit-subject", "edit-user" ] } }; $c->{disable_userinfo} = 0; ###################################################################### # # Timeouts # ###################################################################### # Time (in hours) to allow a email/password change "pin" to be active. # Set a time of zero ("0") to make pins never time out. $c->{pin_timeout} = 24*7; # a week # Search cache. # # Number of minutes of unuse to timeout a search cache $c->{cache_timeout} = 10; # Maximum lifespan of a cache, in use or not. In hours. # ( This will be the length of time an OAI resumptionToken is # valid for ). $c->{cache_maxlife} = 12; ###################################################################### # # Advanced Options # # Don't mess with these unless you really know what you are doing. # ###################################################################### # Example page hooks to mess around with the metadata # submission page. # my $doc = EPrints::XML::make_document(); # my $link = $doc->createElement( "link" ); # $link->setAttribute( "rel", "copyright" ); # $link->setAttribute( "href", "http://totl.net/" ); # $c->{pagehooks}->{submission_meta}->{head} = $link; # $c->{pagehooks}->{submission_meta}->{bodyattr}->{bgcolor} = '#ff0000'; # 404 override. This is handy if you want to catch some urls from an # old system, or want to make some kind of weird dynamic urls work. # It should be handled before it becomes a 404, but hey. # If the function returns a string then the browser is redirected to # that url. If it returns undef then then the normal error page is shown. # $c->{catch404} = sub { # my( $session, $url ) = @_; # # if( $url =~ m#/subject-(\d+).html$# ) # { # return "/views/subjects/$1.html"; # } # # return undef; # }; # If you use the Latex render function and want to use the mimetex # package rather than the latex->dvi->ps->png route then enable this # option and put the location of the executable "mimetex.cgi" into # SystemSettings.pm $c->{use_mimetex} = 0; # If you want to override the way eprints sends email, you can # set the send_email config option to be a function to use # instead. # # The function will have to take the following paramaters. # $archive, $langid, $name, $address, $subject, $body, $sig, $replyto, $replytoname # Archive string utf8 utf8 utf8 DOM DOM string utf8 # # $c->{send_email} = \&EPrints::Utils::send_mail_via_sendmail; # $c->{send_email} = \&some_function; # Uses the smtp_server specified in SystemSettings $c->{send_email} = \&EPrints::Utils::send_mail_via_smtp; # Log timings on submissions. # This feature creates a log file in the eprints var directory # which logs timestamps of users doing the submission process. It's # useful for us to monitor time taken on various pages in the submission # process and maybe you want to to... # $c->{log_submission_timing} = 1; ###################################################################### # Stuff from other config files which are require'd above: $c->{oai} = get_oai_conf( $c->{perl_url} ); $c->{archivefields} = get_metadata_conf(); return $c; } ###################################################################### # # log( $archive, $message ) # ###################################################################### # $archive # - archive object # $message # - log message string # # returns: nothing # ###################################################################### # This method is called to log something important. By default it # sends everything to STDERR which means it ends up in the apache # error log ( or just stderr for the command line scripts in bin/ ) # If you want to write to a file instead, or add extra information # such as the name of the archive, this is the place to do it. # ###################################################################### sub log { my( $archive, $message ) = @_; print STDERR $message."\n"; # You may wish to use this line instead if you have many archives, but if you # only have on then it's just more noise. #print STDERR "[".$archive->get_id()."] ".$message."\n"; } ###################################################################### # # %entities = get_entities( $archive , $langid ); # ###################################################################### # $archive # - the archive object # $langid # - the 2 digit language ID string # # returns %entities # - a HASH which maps # entity name string # to # entity value string # ###################################################################### # get_entities is used by eprints to get the entities # for the phrase files and config files. # # When EPrints loads the archive config, it is called once for each # supported language, although that probably only affects the archive # name. # # It should not need editing, unless you want to add entities to the # DTD file. You might want to do that to help automate a large system. # ###################################################################### sub get_entities { my( $archive, $langid ) = @_; my %entities = (); $entities{archivename} = $archive->get_conf( "archivename", $langid ); $entities{adminemail} = $archive->get_conf( "adminemail" ); $entities{base_url} = $archive->get_conf( "base_url" ); $entities{perl_url} = $archive->get_conf( "perl_url" ); $entities{frontpage} = $archive->get_conf( "frontpage" ); $entities{userhome} = $archive->get_conf( "userhome" ); $entities{version} = EPrints::Config::get( "version" ); $entities{ruler} = EPrints::XML::to_string( $archive->get_ruler() ); return %entities; } sub can_user_view_document { my( $doc, $user ) = @_; my $eprint = $doc->get_eprint(); my $security = $doc->get_value( "security" ); # If the document belongs to an eprint which is in the # inbox or the editorial buffer then we treat the security # as staff only, whatever it's actual setting. if( $eprint->get_dataset()->id() ne "archive" ) { $security = "staffonly"; } # Add/remove types of security in metadata-types.xml # Trivial cases: return( 1 ) if( $security eq "" ); return( 1 ) if( $security eq "validuser" ); if( $security eq "staffonly" ) { # If you want to finer tune this, you could create # new privs and use them. # people with priv editor can read this document... if( $user->has_priv( "editor" ) ) { return 1; } # ...as can the user who deposited it... if( $user->get_value( "userid" ) == $eprint->get_value( "userid" ) ) { return 1; } # ...but nobody else can return 0; } # Unknown security type, be paranoid and deny permission. return( 0 ); } ###################################################################### # # session_init( $session, $offline ) # # Invoked each time a new session is needed (generally one per # script invocation.) $session is a session object that can be used # to store any values you want. To prevent future clashes, prefix # all of the keys you put in the hash with archive. # # If $offline is non-zero, the session is an `off-line' session, i.e. # it has been run as a shell script and not by the web server. # ###################################################################### sub session_init { my( $session, $offline ) = @_; } ###################################################################### # # session_close( $session ) # # Invoked at the close of each session. Here you should clean up # anything you did in session_init(). # ###################################################################### sub session_close { my( $session ) = @_; } # Return true to indicate the module loaded OK. 1;

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######################################################################
#
#  Site Information
#
#   Constants and information about the local EPrints archive
#   *PATHS SHOULD NOT END WITH SLASHES, LEAVE THEM OUT*
#
######################################################################
#
# This file is part of GNU EPrints 2.
# 
# Copyright (c) 2000-2004 University of Southampton, UK. SO17 1BJ.
# 
# EPrints 2 is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
# it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
# the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
# (at your option) any later version.
# 
# EPrints 2 is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
# GNU General Public License for more details.
# 
# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
# along with EPrints 2; if not, write to the Free Software
# Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA  02111-1307  USA
#
######################################################################

package EPrints::Config::otago_eprints;

foreach my $file ( 
	"cfg/ArchiveOAIConfig.pm",
	"cfg/ArchiveRenderConfig.pm",
	"cfg/ArchiveValidateConfig.pm",
	"cfg/ArchiveTextIndexingConfig.pm",
	"cfg/ArchiveMetadataFieldsConfig.pm" )
{
	unless (my $return = do $file) {
		warn "couldn't parse $file: $@" if $@;
		warn "couldn't do $file: $!"    unless defined $return;
		warn "couldn't run $file"       unless $return;
	}
}

use Unicode::String qw(utf8 latin1 utf16);

use strict;

use EPrints::Utils;
use EPrints::XML;
use EPrints::Latex;

sub get_conf
{
	my( $archiveinfo ) = @_;
	my $c = {};

######################################################################
#
#  General archive information
#
######################################################################

# First we import information that was configured in
# the XML file. It can be over-ridden, but that's 
# probably not a good idea.
foreach( keys %{$archiveinfo} ) { 
	$c->{$_} = $archiveinfo->{$_} 
};

# If 1, users can request the removal of their submissions from the archive
$c->{allow_user_removal_request} = 1;

######################################################################
#
# Local Paths 
#
#  These probably don't need changing.
#
######################################################################

# Where the full texts (document files) are stored:
$c->{documents_path} = $c->{archiveroot}."/documents";

# The location of the configuration files (and where some
# automatic files will be written to)
$c->{config_path} = $c->{archiveroot}."/cfg";

# The location of the initial static website, before it's processed
# with the DTD and the site template.
$c->{static_path} = $c->{archiveroot}."/cfg/static";

# The location where eprints will build the website
$c->{htdocs_path} = $c->{archiveroot}."/html";

# The directory which will be secured for web access to 
# protect non-public documents.
$c->{htdocs_secure_path} = $c->{htdocs_path}."/secure";

######################################################################
#
# URLS
#
#  These probably don't need changing.
#
######################################################################

# Server of static HTML + images, including port
$c->{base_url} = "http://$c->{host}";
if( $c->{port} != 80 )
{
	# Not SSL port 443 friendly
	$c->{base_url}.= ":".$c->{port};
}
$c->{base_url} .= $c->{urlpath};

# Site "home page" address
$c->{frontpage} = "$c->{base_url}/";

# URL of secure document file hierarchy. EPrints needs to know the
# path from the baseurl as this is used by the authentication module
# to extract the document number from the url, eg.
# http://www.lemurprints.org/secure/00000120/01/index.html
$c->{secure_url_dir} = "/secure"; 
$c->{secure_url} = $c->{base_url}.$c->{secure_url_dir};

# Mod_perl script base URL
$c->{perl_url} = $c->{base_url}."/perl";

# The user area home page URL
$c->{userhome} = "$c->{perl_url}/users/home_local";

# Use shorter URLs for records. 
# Ie. use /23/ instead of /archive/00000023/
$c->{use_short_urls} = 1;

# URL paths to protect from rewrites
# By default all paths are rewritten to the relevant language directory
# except for /perl/. List other exceptions here.
# These will be used in a regular expression, so characters like
# .()[]? have special meaning.
$c->{rewrite_exceptions} = [ '/cgi/', '/es' ];

######################################################################
#
#  Document file upload information
#
######################################################################

# AT LEAST one of the following formats will be required. If you do
# not want this requirement, then make the list empty (Although this
# means users will be able to submit eprints with ZERO documents.
#
# Available formats are configured elsewhere. See the docs.

$c->{required_formats} = 
[
# 	"html",
# 	"pdf",
# 	"ps",
# 	"ascii"
];

# if you want to make this depend on the values in the eprint then
# you can make it a function pointer instead. The function should
# return a list as above.

# This example requires all normal formats for all eprints except
# for those of type book where a document is optional.
#
# $c->{required_formats} = sub {
# 	my( $session, $eprint ) = @_;
# 
# 	if( $eprint->get_value( 'type' ) eq "book" )
# 	{
# 		return [];
# 	}
# 	return ['html','pdf','ps','ascii'];
# };

# This sets the minimum amount of free space allowed on a disk before EPrints
# starts using the next available disk to store EPrints. Specified in kilobytes.
$c->{diskspace_error_threshold} = 64*1024;

# If ever the amount of free space drops below this threshold, the
# archive administrator is sent a warning email. In kilobytes.
$c->{diskspace_warn_threshold} = 512*1024;

######################################################################
#
# Complexity Customisation
#
#  Things you might not want to bother the users with, or might 
#  consider really useful.
#
######################################################################

# If you are setting up a very simple system or 
# are starting with lots of data entry you can
# make user submissions bypass the editorial buffer
# by setting this option:
$c->{skip_buffer} = 0;

######################################################################
#
# Web Sign-up customisation
#
######################################################################

# Allow users to sign up for an account on
# the web. 
# NOTE: If you disable this you should edit the template file 
#   cfg/template-en.xml
# and the error page 
#   cfg/static/en/error401.xpage 
# to remove the links to web registration.
$c->{allow_web_signup} = 1;

# Allow users to change their password via the web?
# You may wish to disable this if you import passwords from an
# external system or use LDAP.
$c->{allow_reset_password} = 1;

# The type of user that gets created when someone signs up
# over the web. This can be modified after they sign up by
# staff with the right priv. set. 
$c->{default_user_type} = "user";

# This is a list of fields which the user is asked for when registering
# in addition to the required username, email and password.
$c->{user_registration_fields} = [ "name" ];

# See also the user type configuration section.

######################################################################
#
#  Field Property Defaults
#
######################################################################

# This lets you set the default values for 
# certain cosmetic properties of metadata fields
# rather than set them individually. Settings on
# a metafield will override these values.

# Number of rows of a textarea input or max number of elements before
# a scrollbar appears in sets, subjects and datatype fields. A value
# of ALL will show all the settings in a set, subject or datatype.
$c->{field_defaults}->{input_rows} = 10;

# Number of columns (characters) of a textarea input or text
# input field.
$c->{field_defaults}->{input_cols} = 60;

# Default size of the "name" input field parts.
$c->{field_defaults}->{input_name_cols} = {
	honourific=>8,
	given=>20,
	family=>20,
	lineage=>8 
};

# Default number of cols in an ID input field.
$c->{field_defaults}->{input_id_cols} = 40;

# Default number of boxes to add when clicking the "more spaces"
# button on a multiple field.
$c->{field_defaults}->{input_add_boxes} = 2;

# Default number of boxes to show on a multiple field.
$c->{field_defaults}->{input_boxes} = 3;

# Max digits in an integer.
$c->{field_defaults}->{digits} = 20;

# Width of a search field
$c->{field_defaults}->{search_cols} = 40;

# Maximum rows to display in a subject or set search
$c->{field_defaults}->{search_rows} = 12;

# You may hide the "lineage" and "honourific"
# fields in the "name" type field input, if you
# feel that they will confuse your users. This
# makes no difference to the actual database,
# the fields will just be unused.
$c->{field_defaults}->{hide_honourific} = 0;
$c->{field_defaults}->{hide_lineage} = 1;

# By default names are asked for as given,family
# if you want to swap this to family,given then
# set this flag to 1
$c->{field_defaults}->{family_first} = 0;

######################################################################
#
#  Submission Form Customisation
#
######################################################################

# These items let you skip the various stages
# of the submission form if they are not relevant.

# If you skip "type" then your eprint-defaults
# sub (far below in this file) should set a 
# default type.
$c->{submission_stage_skip}->{type} = 0;

# You can skip "linking" with no ill effects.
$c->{submission_stage_skip}->{linking} = 1;

# If you skip the main metadata input you must
# set all the required fields in the default.
$c->{submission_stage_skip}->{meta} = 0;

# If you really must skip the file upload then
# you must make it valid to submit no files.
$c->{submission_stage_skip}->{files} = 0;

# The following options deal with the information 
# the user is asked for when submitting a document
# associated with a record.

# Hide the format option, if you do this you must
# set a default.
$c->{submission_hide_format} = 0;

# Hide the optional format description field, no
# big whup if you do this.
$c->{submission_hide_formatdesc} = 0;

# Hide the language field. This field does not do
# anything useful anyway, but it might provide 
# useful data in a multilingual archive.
$c->{submission_hide_language} = 1;

# Hide the security field, you might want to do
# this if you don't plan to have any secret or
# confidential contents.
$c->{submission_hide_security} = 0;

# These options allow you to suppress various file
# upload methods. You almost certainly do not want
# to supress "plain" but you may well wish to supress
# URL capture. Especially if wget is broken for some 
# reason. They must not ALL be supressed.
$c->{submission_hide_upload_archive} = 0;
$c->{submission_hide_upload_graburl} = 0;
$c->{submission_hide_upload_plain} = 0;

# If you want the long form of the eprint type selection
# page set this to 1. A value of 0 will generate a simple
# pick-list.
$c->{submission_long_types} = 1;

# By default even editors can't modfiy deleted records. To
# allow them to, set this flag.
$c->{allow_edit_deleted} = 0;

######################################################################
#
# Language
#
######################################################################

# Setting this to zero will simplify the
# interface to the system if you want to 
# operate in a single language. 
$c->{multi_language_options} = 0;

$c->{lang_cookie_domain} = $c->{host};
$c->{lang_cookie_name} = "lang";

######################################################################
#
# Experimental VLit support.
#
#  VLit support will allow character ranges to be served as well as 
#  whole documents. 
#
######################################################################

# set this to 0 to disable vlit (and run generate_apacheconf)
$c->{vlit}->{enable} = 1;

# The URL which the (C) points to.
$c->{vlit}->{copyright_url} = $c->{base_url}."/vlit.html";

######################################################################
#
#  Search and subscription information
#
#   Before the archive goes public, ensure that these are correct and work OK.
#
#   To specify a search field that will search >1 metadata field, enter
#   all of the fields to be searched separated by slashes "/" as a single
#   entry. e.g.  "title/abstract/keywords".
#
#   When specifying ordering, separate the fields with a "/", and specify
#   proceed the fieldname with a dash "-" for reverse sorting.
#
#   To search or sort on the id part of a field eg. "creators" append
#   ".id" to it's name. eg. "creators.id"
#
######################################################################

# Browse views. allow_null indicates that no value set is 
# a valid result. 
# Multiple fields may be specified for one view, but avoid
# subject or allowing null in this case.
$c->{browse_views} = [
        { id=>"year", allow_null=>1, fields=>"-date_effective;res=year", subheadings=>"type", order=>"-date_effective/title", heading_level=>2 },
        { id=>"subjects", fields=>"subjects", order=>"-date_effective/title", hideempty=>1 },
		{ id=>"type",  fields=>"type", order=>"-date_effective" },
        { id=>"affiliations", fields=>"affiliations", order=>"-date_effective/title", hideempty=>1 }
];
# examples of some other useful views you might want to add
#
# Browse by the ID's of creators & editors (CV Pages)
# { id=>"people", allow_null=>0, fields=>"creators.id/editors.id", order=>"title/creators", noindex=>1, nolink=>1, nohtml=>1, include=>1, citation=>"title_only", nocount=>1 }
#
# Browse by the names of creators (less reliable than Id's)
#{ id=>"people", allow_null=>0, fields=>"creators/editors", order=>"title/creators",  include=>1 }
#
# Browse by the type of eprint (poster, report etc).
#{ id=>"type",  fields=>"type", order=>"-date_effective" }

# Default number of results to display on a single search results page
# can be over-ridden per search config.
$c->{results_page_size} = 100;

$c->{search}->{simple} = 
{
	search_fields => [
		{
			id => "meta",
			meta_fields => [
				"title",
				"abstract",
				"creators",
				"date_effective" 
			]
		},
		{
			id => "full",
			meta_fields => [
				$EPrints::Utils::FULLTEXT,
				"title",
				"abstract",
				"creators",
				"date_effective" 
			]
		},
		{
			id => "person",
			meta_fields => [
				"creators",
				"editors"
			]
		},
		{	
			id => "date",
			meta_fields => [
				"date_effective"
			]
		}
	],
	preamble_phrase => "cgi/search:preamble",
	title_phrase => "cgi/search:simple_search",
	citation => "neat",
	default_order => "byyear",
	page_size => 100,
	controls => { top=>0, bottom=>1 }
};

$c->{search}->{advanced} = 
{
	search_fields => [
		{ meta_fields => [ $EPrints::Utils::FULLTEXT ] },
		{ meta_fields => [ "title" ] },
		{ meta_fields => [ "creators" ] },
		{ meta_fields => [ "abstract" ] },
		{ meta_fields => [ "keywords" ] },
		{ meta_fields => [ "subjects" ] },
		{ meta_fields => [ "affiliations" ] },
		{ meta_fields => [ "type" ] },
		{ meta_fields => [ "department" ] },
		{ meta_fields => [ "editors" ] },
		{ meta_fields => [ "ispublished" ] },
		{ meta_fields => [ "refereed" ] },
		{ meta_fields => [ "publication" ] },
		{ meta_fields => [ "date_effective" ] }
	],
	preamble_phrase => "cgi/advsearch:preamble",
	title_phrase => "cgi/advsearch:adv_search",
	citation => "neat",
	default_order => "byyear",
	page_size => 100,
	controls => { top=>1, bottom=>1 }
};

$c->{order_methods}->{subject} =
{
	"byname" 	 =>  "name",
	"byrevname"	 =>  "-name" 
};

# Fields used for specifying a subscription
$c->{subscription_fields} =
[
	"subjects",
	"refereed",
	"ispublished"
];

# Fields used for limiting the scope of editors
$c->{editor_limit_fields} =
[
	"subjects",
	"affiliations",
	"type"
];

# Ways of ordering search results
$c->{order_methods}->{eprint} =
{
	"byyear" 	 => "-date_effective/creators/title",
	"byyearoldest"	 => "date_effective/creators/title",
	"byname"  	 => "creators/-date_effective/title",
	"bytitle" 	 => "title/creators/-date_effective"
};

# Fields for a staff user search.
$c->{user_search_fields} =
[
	"name",
	"username",
	"userid",
	"dept/org",
	"address/country",
	"usertype",
	"email"
];

# Ways of ordering user search results
$c->{order_methods}->{user} =
{
	"byname" 	 =>  "name/joined",
	"byjoin"	 =>  "joined/name",
	"byrevjoin"  	 =>  "-joined/name",
	"bytype" 	 =>  "usertype/name"
};

# The default way of ordering a search result
#   (must be key to %eprint_order_methods)
$c->{default_order}->{user} = "byname";

# customise the citation used to give results on the latest page
# nb. This is the "last 7 days" page not the "latest_tool" page.
$c->{latest_citation} = "neat";

######################################################################
#
# Latest_tool Configuration
#
#  the latest_tool script is used to output the last "n" items 
#  accepted into the archive
#
######################################################################

$c->{latest_tool_modes} = {
	default => { citation => "neat" }
};

# Example of a latest_tool mode. This makes a mode=articles option
# which only lists eprints who's type equals "article".
#	
#	articles => {
#		citation => undef,
#		filters => [
#			{ meta_fields => [ "type" ], value => "article" }
#		],
#		max => 20
#	}

######################################################################
#
# User Types
#
#  Set the user types and what metadata they require in
#  metadata-types.xml
#
#  Here you can configure how different types of user are 
#  authenticated and which parts of the system they are allowed
#  to use.
#
######################################################################

# We need to calculate the connection string, so we can pass it
# into the AuthDBI config. 
my $connect_string = EPrints::Database::build_connection_string(
	dbname  =>  $c->{dbname}, 
	dbport  =>  $c->{dbport},
	dbsock  =>  $c->{dbsock}, 
	dbhost  =>  $c->{dbhost}  );

# By default all users authenticate with the AuthDBI module,
# using passwords in UNIX crypt format. $AUTH_DBI contains
# the info EPrints needs to call AuthDBI and is used below
# to set userauth.
#
# Parameters other than "handler" are seen by AuthDBI 
# as if they came from the .htaccess file. You can use any
# mod_perl authentication module in this manner, or write
# your own.

my $userdata = EPrints::DataSet->new_stub( "user" );
my $CRYPTED_DBI = {
	handler  =>  \&Apache::AuthDBI::authen,
	Auth_DBI_data_source  =>  $connect_string,
	Auth_DBI_username  =>  $c->{dbuser},
	Auth_DBI_password  =>  $c->{dbpass},
	Auth_DBI_pwd_table  =>  $userdata->get_sql_table_name(),
	Auth_DBI_uid_field  =>  "username",
	Auth_DBI_pwd_field  =>  "password",
	Auth_DBI_grp_field  =>  "usertype",
	Auth_DBI_encrypted  =>  "on" };

# Please the the documentation for a full explanation of user privs.

$c->{userauth} = {
	user => { 
		auth  => $CRYPTED_DBI,
		priv  =>  [ "subscription", "set-password", "deposit", "change-email", "change-user" ] },
	editor => { 
		auth  => $CRYPTED_DBI,
		priv  =>  [ "subscription", "set-password", "deposit", "change-email", "change-user",
				"view-status", "editor", "staff-view" ] },
	admin => { 
		auth  => $CRYPTED_DBI,
		priv  =>  [ "subscription", "set-password", "deposit", "change-email", "change-user",
				"view-status", "editor", "staff-view", 
				"edit-subject", "edit-user" ] }
};

$c->{disable_userinfo} = 0;

######################################################################
#
# Timeouts
#
######################################################################

# Time (in hours) to allow a email/password change "pin" to be active.
# Set a time of zero ("0") to make pins never time out.
$c->{pin_timeout} = 24*7; # a week

# Search cache.
#
#   Number of minutes of unuse to timeout a search cache
$c->{cache_timeout} = 10;

#   Maximum lifespan of a cache, in use or not. In hours.
#   ( This will be the length of time an OAI resumptionToken is 
#   valid for ).
$c->{cache_maxlife} = 12;

######################################################################
#
# Advanced Options
#
# Don't mess with these unless you really know what you are doing.
#
######################################################################

# Example page hooks to mess around with the metadata
# submission page.

# my $doc = EPrints::XML::make_document();
# my $link = $doc->createElement( "link" );
# $link->setAttribute( "rel", "copyright" );
# $link->setAttribute( "href", "http://totl.net/" );
# $c->{pagehooks}->{submission_meta}->{head} = $link;
# $c->{pagehooks}->{submission_meta}->{bodyattr}->{bgcolor} = '#ff0000';

# 404 override. This is handy if you want to catch some urls from an
# old system, or want to make some kind of weird dynamic urls work.
# It should be handled before it becomes a 404, but hey.
# If the function returns a string then the browser is redirected to
# that url. If it returns undef then then the normal error page is shown.
# $c->{catch404} = sub {
#	my( $session, $url ) = @_;
#	
#	if( $url =~ m#/subject-(\d+).html$# )
#	{
#		return "/views/subjects/$1.html";
#	}
#	
#	return undef;
# };

# If you use the Latex render function and want to use the mimetex
# package rather than the latex->dvi->ps->png route then enable this
# option and put the location of the executable "mimetex.cgi" into 
# SystemSettings.pm
$c->{use_mimetex} = 0;

# If you want to override the way eprints sends email, you can
# set the send_email config option to be a function to use 
# instead.
#
# The function will have to take the following paramaters.
# $archive, $langid, $name, $address, $subject, $body, $sig, $replyto, $replytoname
# Archive   string   utf8   utf8      utf8      DOM    DOM   string    utf8
#

# $c->{send_email} = \&EPrints::Utils::send_mail_via_sendmail;
# $c->{send_email} = \&some_function;

# Uses the smtp_server specified in SystemSettings
$c->{send_email} = \&EPrints::Utils::send_mail_via_smtp;

# Log timings on submissions. 
# This feature creates a log file in the eprints var directory
# which logs timestamps of users doing the submission process. It's
# useful for us to monitor time taken on various pages in the submission
# process and maybe you want to to...
# $c->{log_submission_timing} = 1;

######################################################################

# Stuff from other config files which are require'd above:
$c->{oai} = get_oai_conf( $c->{perl_url} );
$c->{archivefields} = get_metadata_conf();

return $c;
}

######################################################################
#
# log( $archive, $message )
#
######################################################################
# $archive 
# - archive object
# $message 
# - log message string
#
# returns: nothing 
#
######################################################################
# This method is called to log something important. By default it 
# sends everything to STDERR which means it ends up in the apache
# error log ( or just stderr for the command line scripts in bin/ )
# If you want to write to a file instead, or add extra information 
# such as the name of the archive, this is the place to do it.
#
######################################################################

sub log
{
	my( $archive, $message ) = @_;

print STDERR $message."\n";

# You may wish to use this line instead if you have many archives, but if you
	# only have on then it's just more noise.
	#print STDERR "[".$archive->get_id()."] ".$message."\n";
}

######################################################################
#
# %entities = get_entities( $archive , $langid );
#
######################################################################
# $archive 
# - the archive object
# $langid 
# - the 2 digit language ID string
#
# returns %entities 
# - a HASH which maps 
#      entity name string
#   to 
#      entity value string
#
######################################################################
# get_entities is used by eprints to get the entities
# for the phrase files and config files. 
#
# When EPrints loads the archive config, it is called once for each
# supported language, although that probably only affects the archive
# name.
#
# It should not need editing, unless you want to add entities to the
# DTD file. You might want to do that to help automate a large system.
#
######################################################################

sub get_entities
{
	my( $archive, $langid ) = @_;

my %entities = ();
	$entities{archivename} = $archive->get_conf( "archivename", $langid );
	$entities{adminemail} = $archive->get_conf( "adminemail" );
	$entities{base_url} = $archive->get_conf( "base_url" );
	$entities{perl_url} = $archive->get_conf( "perl_url" );
	$entities{frontpage} = $archive->get_conf( "frontpage" );
	$entities{userhome} = $archive->get_conf( "userhome" );
	$entities{version} = EPrints::Config::get( "version" );
	$entities{ruler} = EPrints::XML::to_string( $archive->get_ruler() );

return %entities;
}

sub can_user_view_document
{
	my( $doc, $user ) = @_;

my $eprint = $doc->get_eprint();
	my $security = $doc->get_value( "security" );

# If the document belongs to an eprint which is in the
	# inbox or the editorial buffer then we treat the security
	# as staff only, whatever it's actual setting.
	if( $eprint->get_dataset()->id() ne "archive" )
	{
		$security = "staffonly";
	}

# Add/remove types of security in metadata-types.xml

# Trivial cases:
	return( 1 ) if( $security eq "" );
	return( 1 ) if( $security eq "validuser" );
	
	if( $security eq "staffonly" )
	{
		# If you want to finer tune this, you could create
		# new privs and use them.

# people with priv editor can read this document...
		if( $user->has_priv( "editor" ) )
		{
			return 1;
		}

# ...as can the user who deposited it...
		if( $user->get_value( "userid" ) == $eprint->get_value( "userid" ) )
		{
			return 1;
		}

# ...but nobody else can
		return 0;
		
	}

# Unknown security type, be paranoid and deny permission.
	return( 0 );
}

######################################################################
#
# session_init( $session, $offline )
#
#  Invoked each time a new session is needed (generally one per
#  script invocation.) $session is a session object that can be used
#  to store any values you want. To prevent future clashes, prefix
#  all of the keys you put in the hash with archive.
#
#  If $offline is non-zero, the session is an `off-line' session, i.e.
#  it has been run as a shell script and not by the web server.
#
######################################################################

sub session_init
{
	my( $session, $offline ) = @_;
}

######################################################################
#
# session_close( $session )
#
#  Invoked at the close of each session. Here you should clean up
#  anything you did in session_init().
#
######################################################################

sub session_close
{
	my( $session ) = @_;
}

# Return true to indicate the module loaded OK.
1;