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Setup for LOCKSS linking
Proxy Config Entry
- T LOCKSS
- DJ umass.edu
LOCKSS Admin Changes
Under Content Control
- Entered IP address of SFX server into the “allow access” section
Under Content Access Option
- Checked “Enable Content Server” and added the “public” port 8082
SFX Steps
- Because a file was missing from the correct directory in SFX: Copied get_target_name_LOCKSS.tmpl from /templates/sfxmenu/services to /templates/simplified_template1/services
- Used the dataloader with the file prepared as below to activate titles
- Activated target and target service using our usual procedures.
- Used menu display logic to have target show only if user is coming from OPAC or EJournal List or there is no other fulltext option.
Preparing a LOCKSS dataloader file for SFX
- Retrieve a file of LOCKSS collected titles in .csv format from http://sskcol001.library.umass.edu:8081
- At LOCKSS choose “Collected”, “Titles”, and “CSV”.
- Save, don't open, and move to folder where PERL script lives (which is currently C:apps/open_perl_ide for cck). Rename if desired but keep .csv extension. * Open desktop PERL environment shortcut. Click Run in warning box. * Paste in script if not saved (if window is blank). As of this writing the script for creating a LOCKSS SFX target dataloader file from the LOCKSS box KBART output is called: *Create_LOCKSS_threshold_2.pl * Edit displayed script to include name of .csv input file. Edit OUT filename in script also if desired. * Click run. Output file should be saved by the script to the directory where the environment resides. * Output file is tab delimited text. Open in Excel to add ACTIVE column if needed before using SFX dataloader.
