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...containing a set of rules or instructions that tell LOCKSS what content to harvest as well how and where to find it. Defining these rules is a function of the ...specific phrase in order for LOCKSS to accept it a granting permission to harvest

...due to finite space, local staged content should probably be removed after harvest. ...node alleviates the need for additional hardware to stage the content for harvest ([[LOCKSS-in-a-BOX]]).

...a brief set of instructions that tell the [[LOCKSS daemon]] which files to harvest from the Web server. Here is a copy of Auburn University’s “generic” ...go to the [[AU]]'s [[base URL]], find the [[manifest page|manifest]], and harvest everything found in that folder (including sub-folders). You may be able to

...aining settings and rules which tell the [[LOCKSS daemon]] how to find and harvest all the content that you have collected into the [[Archival Unit]]. ...containing a set of rules or instructions that tell LOCKSS what content to harvest as well how and where to find it. Defining these rules is a function of the

# a permission statement that gives the [[LOCKSS daemon]] the right to harvest a collection of digital objects; and

...erve as an onramp for [[ADPNet Participant|Participant]] category members (harvest content, procure content, and/or provide assistance with technical issues).

...erve as an onramp for [[ADPNet Participant|Participant]] category members (harvest content, procure content, and/or provide assistance with technical issues).

...P/HTTPS web server to provide [[AU]]s for ADPNet [[preservation node]]s to harvest and preserve.

...the folks at lockss-support@support.lockss.org when you have AUs ready for harvest. Include the following things in the e-mail: the AU title, the AU base URL,

...e available to the public web. ''Staging content'' for ADPNet servers to [[harvest]] is the method by which content is ingested into the digital preservation

...gs: the permission statement that gives the [[LOCKSS daemon]] the right to harvest the collection (at the foot of the document) and the base URL of the [[AU]]

...stributed Archive''': your material is preserved in the network by being [[harvest]]ed, stored, and synchronized within a network of [[preservation node]]s ru

...erve as an onramp for [[ADPNet Participant|Participant]] category members (harvest content, procure content, and/or provide assistance with technical issues).

...chival Unit]], and how to get the [[AU]] staged on the [[drop server]] for harvest and consumption by LOCKSS. ..., and some boilerplate language that gives the LOCKSS daemon permission to harvest content. This is a bit of a pain in the neck and the format is under-docume

...secure and convenient location for the ADPNet [[preservation node]]s to [[harvest]] a preservation copy of the content. In ''almost all'' cases, the staging

...things: the permission statement that gives the LOCKSS daemon the right to harvest the collection (at the foot of the document) and the base URL of the AU for

and Harvest this means the object must be "swapped in" from disk if