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* <tt>$c->{diskspace_error_threshold}</tt> is the amount of free space at least one disk available to EPrints must have to avoid the upload failing an error being reported. | * <tt>$c->{diskspace_error_threshold}</tt> is the amount of free space at least one disk available to EPrints must have to avoid the upload failing an error being reported. | ||
* <tt>$c->{diskspace_warn_threshold}</tt> is the amount of free space at least one disk available to EPrints must have to avoid a warning being reported. | * <tt>$c->{diskspace_warn_threshold}</tt> is the amount of free space at least one disk available to EPrints must have to avoid a warning being reported. | ||
* <tt>$c->{mimemap}</tt> | * <tt>$c->{mimemap}</tt> defines addtional MIME type mappings. (Commented out by default). | ||
* <tt>$c->{archive_max_files}</tt> set maximum files in an archive (e.g. zip file) that can be expanded and stored on EPrints. (Commented out by default, 100 is the maximum unless uncommented). | * <tt>$c->{archive_max_files}</tt> set maximum files in an archive (e.g. zip file) that can be expanded and stored on EPrints. (Commented out by default, 100 is the maximum unless uncommented). | ||
Revision as of 08:52, 30 January 2022
EPrints 3 Reference: Directory Structure - Metadata Fields - Repository Configuration - XML Config Files - XML Export Format - EPrints data structure - Core API - Data Objects
document_upload.pl contains an number of configuration settings related to Document uploads.
- $c->{diskspace_error_threshold} is the amount of free space at least one disk available to EPrints must have to avoid the upload failing an error being reported.
- $c->{diskspace_warn_threshold} is the amount of free space at least one disk available to EPrints must have to avoid a warning being reported.
- $c->{mimemap} defines addtional MIME type mappings. (Commented out by default).
- $c->{archive_max_files} set maximum files in an archive (e.g. zip file) that can be expanded and stored on EPrints. (Commented out by default, 100 is the maximum unless uncommented).