Richard, Thanks for your input and help.
I would also like to say that DSpace is an excellent tool, and I have found working with it quite painless. Thanks again, Dave On Thu, Mar 3, 2011 at 2:22 PM, Richard Rodgers <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Dave: > > Yes, your use case sounds quite appropriate: the key provision you > mention is that the restriction is temporary. > If it were permanent, you could employ the embargo stuff to accommodate it > anyway (by entering a lift date sufficiently far into the future), > but that would needlessly complicate things. Better in that case would be > for items to just inherit the policies for the collection (which could be > restricted to an IP-based group). > > Thanks, > > Richard > > On Mar 3, 2011, at 1:22 PM, Dave Falke wrote: > > Thank you, Richard. This will be very useful. > > I'd like to clarify my understanding of embargo and what you mean by an > "active collection" by explaining how we are currently using it. > > One of our collections contains items for which the bitstreams are to be > accessible only to users coming from certain IP ranges. I wrote a custom > embargo setter that adds read permissions for the group to which users > authenticated via the IPAuthentication plugin are added. Based on the > testing I have done, this works just fine immediately after the records are > imported--the permissions are appropriately set, and access is controlled as > expected. > > My question is, does this sounds like an appropriate use of the embargo > plugin, or is there a better approach to this? > > The reason I like the embargo plugin for this case is that access to the > bitstreams is only restricted for a specific period of time. The embargo > lifter allows us to update the permissions without having to manually > intervene. > > Thanks for you assistance. > > -- Dave > > On Thu, Mar 3, 2011 at 1:02 PM, Richard Rodgers <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Hi Dave: >> >> It depends on you comfort-level working with java source code. There is no >> standard way in the UI or elsewhere, >> since the assumption is that if it's in an active collection, an embargo >> is sort of 'moot'. >> >> However, having said that, you could write a very simple program (I attach >> a rough sample), that would invoke the Embargo machinery >> You haven't said how the items are identified, so my sample does all items >> in the repository (probably not what you want, so you would have to change >> that) >> >> Thanks, >> >> Richard >> >> > >
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