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Data Files

The data files (or, the payload of a bag) in the BagIt spec  are all the files found under the data directory. If there are orphaned files (those not found in the manifest, but exist in the data directory), a bag is deemed to be invalid.

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Tag files are all those in that exist outside of the data directory. The bagit.txt and bag-info.txt files are standard and we follow the same requirements as in the bagit BagIt specification for them.

manifest-sha256.txt

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  • We require the existence of a tagmanifest, which contains the digest of each tag file and the manifest.
  • This lets us validate not only the tag files but also the manifest we were given.
  • When doing bagging ourselves, we create this only if each file in the manifest has been validated
bag-info.txt
  • Required for UCSD deposits.
  • Information listed should come from the UCSD depositor SLA.

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    Source Organization: 
    Organization Address: 
    Contact Name: 
    Contact Phone: 
    Contact Email: 


  • bag command will add 

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    Payload-Oxum: 163450283.76
    Bagging-Date: 2017-10-05
    Bag-Size: 155.9 MB
    


Optional Tag Files

DuraspaceDuracloud Bridge:

  • manifest-md5.txt
  • content-properties.json
  • .collection-snapshot.properties

DPN:

  • dpn-tags/dpn-info.txt
  • Possible other node related tag files

Each optional file is digested and added to the tagmanifest. DPN has its own constraints on the dpn-info.txt file which we conform toValidation on optional files is not currently supported.

Unaccepted Tag Files

  • fetch.txt files are not accepted into Chronopolis (although legacy examples may exist)

 

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