On Sun, Jun 25, 2023 at 04:50:21AM -0700, Alireza Mosavi Jarrahi wrote: > I am wondering if Dspace might be the right tool for my purposes. Can > someone tell me if the following scenario is supported by Dsapce: > > Person A has authored a data set, which he/she cannot easily disclose. > Person A uploads the data set to Dspace, but as a private data set that > others can only see the meta-data about.
I think this can be done by setting public access on the "Item"
(metadata and a group of files) and no access on the attached files
("Bitstream"s).
> Now Person B is interested in working with the data. He/she contacts Person
> A via a web-form in Dspace, requesting data access. Person A can now decide
> whether or not Person B should get access to the data set. If approved,
> Person B can access the full data on Dspace for a defined period. Dspace
> logs the entire interaction between the two Persons.
https://wiki.lyrasis.org/display/DSDOC7x/Request+a+Copy
This works by emailing a copy to the requester (if approved).
I do not know what is logged by the copy request code.
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