EPrints Case Study: Politeknik Negeri Bali Mass User Import Integration
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Case Study: OJS Upgrade for ERSA WPS | Seamless Migration
Client Ersa WPS Website ersawps.org Platform Open Journal Systems (OJS) Upgrade Version OJS 3.4 → OJS 3.5 Background Ersa WPS had been looking to upgrade their OJS installation from version 3.4 to the latest 3.5 release. Aware of the benefits that the newer version offered, their team initially attempted to carry out the upgrade independently
Case Study: OJS Upgrade for IAIN Parepare | Success Story
Client IAIN Parepare (Institut Agama Islam Negeri Parepare) Website ejurnal.iainpare.ac.id Platform Open Journal Systems (OJS) Upgrade Version OJS 3.1 → OJS 3.3 Background IAIN Parepare manages an active academic journal portal serving multiple scholarly journals across Islamic studies, education, and social sciences. Their OJS platform had been running reliably for years, supporting authors, reviewers, and
WARNING: Indonesian Campus Repositories Hacked by Online Gambling
In recent months, the Indonesian academic digital landscape has been rocked by a specific and massive wave of cyberattacks: the hijacking of Institutional Repositories (specifically EPrints) by illegal online gambling syndicates. This is not an isolated incident, but a structured attack exploiting specific vulnerabilities in academic publication platforms. As a repository manager, you might believe
Memperbaiki eprints yang tidak terindeks di google schoolar
Google Scholar memegang peran krusial dalam meningkatkan visibilitas dan sitasi publikasi ilmiah, sehingga menjadikannya sarana utama bagi peneliti untuk menemukan, mengakses, dan menilai karya akademik lainnya. Namun, EPrints terkadang tidak terindeks akibat masalah teknis mulai dari konfigurasi robots.txt yang salah hingga metadata yang tidak lengkap—yang mempersulit perayap Google Scholar dalam menemukan dan memahami dokumen. Jika
How to Upgrade EPrints to Version 3.4.x | Complete Migration Guide
Important Notice Upgrading EPrints is a complex and high-risk process. There is a significant chance of failure, and mistakes could lead to data loss or a broken repository. This guide assumes that you are a professional with extensive experience in Linux, Perl, and HTML. If you are not confident in your abilities, consider seeking assistance
Maximizing EPrints at the Indonesian Ministry of Health | Case Study
In the digital era that continues to grow, the use of information and communication technology has become an important key in running various sectors, including the health sector. At the Indonesian Ministry of Health, the Eprints system has become a tool that plays an important role in supporting the exchange of knowledge and management of
Why Upgrade EPrints 3.3 to 3.4? Key Benefits & Improvements
Upgrading Eprints from version 3.3 to 3.4 offers several compelling advantages that make the transition worthwhile. Firstly, version 3.4 introduces significant improvements in security, ensuring that your repository is better protected against vulnerabilities and cyber threats. This enhanced security is crucial for safeguarding sensitive data and maintaining the integrity of your repository. Additionally, the upgrade
How to Create a User Account on Eprints?
Introduction Currently we can find various kinds of digital repository platforms. One of the digital repositories that is quite popular and widely used today is EPrints. EPrints is an open source digital repository. Using EPrints allows us to manage a document starting from storing, managing and distributing documents or other scientific work. Apart from managing
How to Easily Upload Articles, Books, or Thesis into Eprints?
Introduction Eprints is a digital repository that is quite widely used by various academic circles today. Using Eprints will enable a researcher or other academic to upload, manage, or disseminate research results or other documents online. Eprints itself is an open-source platform, so anyone can use it openly and for free. The existence of Eprints
