- Installing and upgrading
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- Installation overview
- General installation requirements
- Upgrading
- Installing on Ubuntu Linux
- Installing on Windows Server
- Installing on macOS
- Installing on CentOS Linux
- Installing on SuSE
- Configuring php.ini
- Configuring Apache
- Configuring the database
- OpenOffice / LibreOffice
- OpenCV (facial recognition)
- Alternative installation
- Upgrading PHP versions
- Setting up scheduled tasks/cron
- Backups
- User management
- Advanced user group options
- Customising ResourceSpace
- Plugins
- StaticSync
- Configuring ResourceSpace
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- The config file
- E-commerce
- E-commerce and PayPal
- Offline job queues
- File integrity checking
- ResourceSpace file storage (filestore)
- Checksums
- Edit access for contributors
- Configuring Leaflet Maps
- Create Alternative Video Files
- Signing all database PHP code
- Integrating with Uppy Companion
- The System Configuration Page
Edit filters
An edit filter works like the search filters, but is used instead to determine if users in the group can edit resources based on the metadata in the resource. The existing 'e0' (or e1, e2 etc.) permissions must be used first to open up edit access. The edit filter is then used to restrict access to specific resources.
Filter builder support
Edit filters use the same filter building tool as search filters.
The creation of filters is described here.