fedora-ingest

Ingests one or more objects into a Fedora repository.

Usage:

Ingesting one file:

fedora-ingest f[ile]
              [path]
              [format]
              [targetHost:targetPort]
              [targetUser]
              [targetPassword]
              [targetProtocol]
              [log]
              [context]

Ingesting from a directory:

fedora-ingest d[ir]
              [path]
              [format]
              [targetHost:targetPort]
              [targetUser]
              [targetPassword]
              [targetProtocol]
              [log]
              [context]

Ingesting from another repository:

fedora-ingest r[epos]
              [sourceHost:sourcePort]
              [sourceUser]
              [sourcePassword]
              [pid | *]
              [targetHost:targetPort]
              [targetUser]
              [targetPassword]
              [sourceProtocol]
              [targetProtocol]
              [log]
              [context]

Where:

• file | dir | repos - indicates whether the ingest is from a file, directory, or repository as source.
• path - the local file or directory name
• format - the XML format of the ingest file(s). Valid options are:
  • info:fedora/fedora-system:FOXML-1.1
  • info:fedora/fedora-system:FOXML-1.0
  • info:fedora/fedora-system:METSFedoraExt-1.1
  • info:fedora/fedora-system:ATOM-1.0
• sourceHost/targetHost - the source or target repository's hostname
• sourcePort/targetPort - the source or target repository's port number
• sourceUser/targetUser - the id of the source or target repository user
• sourcePassword/targetPassword - the password of the source or target repository user
• pid | * - Either the identifier (PID) of the object to export from the repository OR * to indicate all objects from the source repository
• sourceProtocol - the protocol to communicate with source repository, either http or https
• targetProtocol - the protocol to communicate with target repository, either http or https
• log - the optional log message. If unspecified, the log message will indicate the source of the object(s)
• context - an optional parameter indicating the webapp context. This is only necessary if the Fedora server was installed under a context name other than 'fedora' (see Alternative Webapp Context Configuration). NOTE: This parameter can only be used if the 'log' parameter has been used as well.