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Set the location for the BagIt library, temporary directory for unserialized Bags, output directory for serialized Bags, Bag name prefix, select Collection batch type, compression type, object plugins, collection plugins, and set Bag Metadata in Administration » Islandora » Islandora BagIt (admin/islandora/bagit).
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Islandora BagIt uses two diffent types of plugins, object plugins and collection plugins.
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This module is intended for users who have a fairly high level of permissions on a Drupal site. Because the goal is to package up all or some of the datastreams in an Islandora object, users who can create and download Bags should have access to those datastreams. However, the module does check the current users' access to a datastream before adding it to the Bag.
Fedora 3.8.0 fails to generate FOXML files requested using the 'archive' context (JIRA ticket). Earlier versions may succeed on exporting 'archive' FOXML files if the resulting FOXML is smaller than approximately 200 MB, but fail on larger files. The Islandora BagIt module triggers this set of errors if 'archive' FOXML files are generated from within one of its plugins (JIRA ticket). Until this issue is resolved in Fedora, users of the Islandora BagIt module should not use plugins that generate 'archive' FOXML, including plugin_object_foxml.inc distributed with versions of Islandora BagIt prior to 7.x-1.5. The other FOXML export contexts, 'public' and 'migrate' (documentation), can be used safely.
Some bags do not finish properly even with PHP CLI's php.ini set to max_input_time = -1 (JIRA ticket). For better performance the CLI's php.ini should have the lines max_execution_time = 0 and man_input_time = -1, and well as including Timeout 86400 in Apache2's apache2.conf.