Archivematica 1.15.1 is an old release, and the documentation is in maintenance mode.

Dashboard Administration tab

The Archivematica administration pages, under the Administration tab of the dashboard, allow you to configure application components and manage users.

On this page:

Processing configuration

The processing configuration administration page of the dashboard allows users to configure the job decision points presented by Archivematica during transfer and ingest. When you install Archivematica, there are two default processing configurations:

  • Default, which is used for any transfer started manually from the Transfer tab, automatically via the automation tools, or in any other context where no other processing configuration is specified.
  • Automated, which is used for transfers automatically started from Jisc RDSS environments (if you are not a Jisc user, feel free to delete this configuration).
Image showing the processing configuration page in the dashboard

By clicking Edit, you will be taken to a form where you can configure the default processingMCP.xml that governs these decisions. Clicking on Add will allow you to create a new processing configuration. When you change the options using the web interface the necessary XML will be written behind the scenes.

Image showing the processing configuration edit page in the dashboard

For more information about configuring processing decisions in the Archivematica dashboard, see Processing configuration page in the User Manual. The Processing configuration page contains a list of all of the decision points and their options.

You can also revert the default and automated processing configurations to their pre-sets by clicking on Reset. Please note that the pre-sets for the default processing configuration are noted on the Processing configuration in the User Manual.

Changes to this form are written to a file called processingMCP.xml. When you start a transfer in the Archivematica dashboard, it automatically uses the default processingMCP.xml.

Using a custom processing configuration file

For more advanced workflows, you may wants to create multiple processing configurations - for example, along with the default config, users might want to have a configuration specific to video files. You can add a new processing configuration through the user interface by clicking on the Add button.

Once you have created a custom processing configuration, you can download the XML file by clicking on Download. Rename this file processingMCP.xml. Then place this file in the root directory of the transfer. Archivematica will now use the included file to make processing decisions, rather than the default configuration.

The processingMCP.xml follows a specific XML format:

<processingMCP>
 <preconfiguredChoices>
     <!-- Display metadata reminder -->
     <preconfiguredChoice>
         <appliesTo>eeb23509-57e2-4529-8857-9d62525db048</appliesTo>
         <goToChain>5727faac-88af-40e8-8c10-268644b0142d</goToChain>
     </preconfiguredChoice>
     <!-- Extract packages -->
     <preconfiguredChoice>
         <appliesTo>dec97e3c-5598-4b99-b26e-f87a435a6b7f</appliesTo>
         <goToChain>01d80b27-4ad1-4bd1-8f8d-f819f18bf685</goToChain>
     </preconfiguredChoice>
     <!-- Delete extracted packages -->
     <preconfiguredChoice>
         <appliesTo>f19926dd-8fb5-4c79-8ade-c83f61f55b40</appliesTo>
         <goToChain>85b1e45d-8f98-4cae-8336-72f40e12cbef</goToChain>
     </preconfiguredChoice>
     <!-- Select pre-normalize file format identification command -->
     <preconfiguredChoice>
         <appliesTo>7a024896-c4f7-4808-a240-44c87c762bc5</appliesTo>
         <goToChain>3c1faec7-7e1e-4cdd-b3bd-e2f05f4baa9b</goToChain>
     </preconfiguredChoice>
     <!-- Select compression algorithm -->
     <preconfiguredChoice>
         <appliesTo>01d64f58-8295-4b7b-9cab-8f1b153a504f</appliesTo>
         <goToChain>9475447c-9889-430c-9477-6287a9574c5b</goToChain>
     </preconfiguredChoice>
     <!-- Select compression level -->
     <preconfiguredChoice>
         <appliesTo>01c651cb-c174-4ba4-b985-1d87a44d6754</appliesTo>
         <goToChain>414da421-b83f-4648-895f-a34840e3c3f5</goToChain>
     </preconfiguredChoice>
   </preconfiguredChoices>
  </processingMCP>

Note that appliesTo is the UUID associated with the microservice job presented in the dashboard and goToChain is the UUID of the desired selection.

General

The General configuration page allows you to connect your Archivematica instance to the Storage Service and set the default checksum algorithm used in processing.

General configuration options in Administration tab of the dashboard

General configuration options in Administration tab of the dashboard

General configuration

Fields:

  • Site URL: This is the public URL of your Archivematica dashboard. This field is optional.

Note

Archivematica will try to register itself with the Storage Service. If you have installed Archivematica with a static URL or IP address, you may not need to set the Site URL here. However, if you expect the URL or IP address to change you should use a URL that will not change over time.

Storage Service options

Archivematica’s storage spaces and locations are controlled by a back-end application called the Storage Service. For more information about the Storage Service, see the Storage Service documentation.

Fields:

  • Storage Service URL: Full URL of the storage service. E.g. https://192.168.168.192:8000
  • Storage Service User: User in the Storage Service to authenticate as. Obtain Storage Service credentials from the Administration tab of the Storage Service.
  • API key: API key of the storage service user. Obtain Storage Service credentials from the Administration tab of the Storage Service.
  • Use default configuration: Check this box if you have deployed the Storage Service using the default space and location configurations. If you have set up custom configurations, uncheck it.

Checksum algorithm

You can select which checksum algorithm Archivematica will use during the Assign UUIDs and checksums microservice in Transfer. Choose between MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256 and SHA-512.

Elasticsearch indexing

As of Archivematica 1.7, installing Elasticsearch is optional. Elasticsearch powers the indexes that are used for searching in the Backlog, Appraisal, and/or Archival Storage. Installing Archivematica without Elasticsearch results in reduced consumption of compute resources and lower operational complexity. Disabling Elasticsearch means that the Backlog, Appraisal, and/or Archival Storage tabs will not appear in the user interface and their functionality will not be available.

This section in the General configuration shows if Elasticsearch is enabled or disabled.

The Elasticsearch indexing section reading "Transfers related indexes enabled", "AIPs related indexes enabled".

In this example, indexing is enabled for both transfers and AIPs.

It is possible to disable indexing for transfers (the Backlog and Appraisal tabs), for AIPs (the Archival Storage tab), or for both. For more information on disabling Elasticsearch, please see Elasticsearch in the Administrator Manual.

Failures

This page displays packages that failed during processing.

Failures report in the dashboard

Failures report in the dashboard

Clicking the date, name or UUID will display a report of the failure:

Failure report for a failed transfer

The failure report can be removed from the Dashboard by clicking Delete.

Transfer source location

Archivematica allows you to start transfers using the operating system’s file browser or via a web interface. Source files for transfers, however, cannot be uploaded using the web interface; they must exist on volumes accessible to the Archivematica MCP server and configured via the Storage Service.

When starting a transfer you are required to select one or more directories of files to add to the transfer.

AIP storage locations

AIP storage directories are directories in which completed AIPs are stored. Storage directories can be specified in a manner similar to transfer source directories using the Storage Service.

You can view your transfer source directories in the Administrative tab of the dashboard under “AIP storage locations”.

Processing storage usage

This section of the Administration page displays various processing locations with their current usage of available space.

Processing storage usage area of Administration page

Administrators can use the “clear” buttons to delete the contents of these processing locations to make more room on their server.

DIP upload

Archivematica has access integrations with two access platforms: AtoM and ArchivesSpace.

AtoM DIP upload

Archivematica can upload DIPs directly to an AtoM website so that the contents can be accessed online.

The AtoM/Binder DIP upload configuration page is where you specify the details of the AtoM installation you’d like the DIPs uploaded to (and, if using Rsync to transfer the DIP files, Rsync transfer details).

Before setting these details, please ensure that you have a working AtoM site that is properly connected to Archivematica. See Using AtoM 2.x with Archivematica for more information.

Configuration screen for AtoM DIP uploads

Fields:

  • Upload URL: the URL of the destination AtoM website.
  • Login email: the email address used to log in to AtoM.
  • Login password: the password used to log in to AtoM.
  • AtoM/Binder version: the version of the destination AtoM website.
  • Rsync target: if you’d like to send the DIP with Rsync before it is deposited in AtoM, enter the destination value for rsync, e.g. foobar.com:/dips. This field is optional.
  • Rsync command: if you’ve entered an Rsync target, specify the remote shell manually, e.g. ssh -p 22222 -l user. This field is optional.
  • Debug mode: if you would like to have additional details in failure reports, also enable debug mode by choosing “Yes”.

AtoM DIP upload

If AtoM is installed on a remote server, Archivematica uses SSH and rsync to copy the DIP to a temporary directory on the AtoM server. If Archivematica and AtoM share a common filesystem (e.g. a shared network directory) this step is unnecessary.

Archivematica sends a REST request to AtoM to tell AtoM which archival description is the target of the DIP. The DIP target description is identified by the description’s “slug”. The actual upload of the DIP contents to AtoM is done via a background job, and may take some time to process if a large DIP is uploaded.

An AtoM background worker uploads the DIP metadata (METS file) and digital objects from the temporary directory to AtoM, links them to the target description, then deletes the temporary files.

You will also need to make some changes in the AtoM user interface:

  • The SWORD plugin (Admin –> Plugins –> qtSwordPlugin) must be enabled in order for AtoM to receive uploaded DIPs.
  • Enabling Job scheduling (Admin –> Settings –> Job scheduling) in version 2.1 or lower is also recommended.
  • When using a SWORD deposit in a location other than /tmp, this location should be set in the global settings (Admin –> Settings –> Global –> SWORD deposit directory).

AtoM DIP upload can use Rsync as a transfer mechanism. Rsync is an open source utility for efficiently transferring files. The rsync-target parameter is used to specify an Rsync-style target host/directory pairing, foobar.com:~/dips/ for example. The rsync-command parameter is used to specify rsync connection options, ssh -p 22222 -l user for example. If you are using the rsync option, please see AtoM server configuration below.

To set any parameters for AtoM DIP upload change the values, preserving the existing format they’re specified in, in the Command arguments field then click “Save”.

Note

If you are planning to use the metadata-only DIP upload to AtoM functionality don’t forget to enable the API plugin in AtoM, generate a API key, and update the REST API key field accordingly. Metadata-only DIP upload is only available if you are using AtoM 2.4 or higher.

AtoM server configuration

This server configuration step is necessary to allow Archivematica to log in to the AtoM server without passwords, and only when the user is deploying the rsync option described above in the AtoM DIP upload section.

To enable sending DIPs from Archivematica to the AtoM server:

Generate SSH keys for the Archivematica user. Leave the passphrase field blank.

$ sudo -u archivematica ssh-keygen

Copy the contents of /var/lib/archivematica/.ssh/id_rsa.pub somewhere handy, you will need it later.

Now, it’s time to configure the AtoM server so Archivematica can send the DIPs using SSH/rsync. For that purpose, you will create a user called archivematica and we are going to assign that user a restricted shell with access only to rsync:

$ sudo apt-get install rssh
$ sudo useradd -d /home/archivematica -m -s /usr/bin/rssh archivematica
$ sudo passwd -l archivematica
$ sudo vim /etc/rssh.conf // Make sure that allowrsync is uncommented!

Add the SSH key that we generated before:

$ sudo mkdir /home/archivematica/.ssh
$ chmod 700 /home/archivematica/.ssh/
$ sudo vim /home/archivematica/.ssh/authorized_keys // Paste here the contents of id_dsa.pub
$ chown -R archivematica:archivematica /home/archivematica

Note

AtoM 2.7 has added a new feature that deletes the DIP directory from the SWORD deposit after uploading the DIP to AtoM. In order for AtoM to delete this directory, the AtoM user (www-data or nginx by default) must have write permissions to this directory in order to delete it. The easiest way is to use the setfacl command.

Install the acl package on Ubuntu or Rocky Linux:

sudo apt-get install acl # Ubuntu
sudo yum install acl  # Rocky Linux

Create a new SWORD deposit directory (Use the nginx group on Rocky Linux instead of www-data):

sudo mkdir /home/archivematica/atom_sword_deposit
sudo chown archivematica:www-data /home/archivematica/atom_sword_deposit
sudo chmod 770 /home/archivematica/atom_sword_deposit

Set the ACL on new directory (Use the nginx user on Rocky Linux instead of www-data) :

sudo setfacl -d -m u:www-data:rwX /home/archivematica/atom_sword_deposit

The ACL sets `rw-` permissions for files and `rwx` permissions for
directories for the nginx user and then the `www-data` (or `nginx`) user can
delete the temporay DIP directory.

In Archivematica, make sure that you update the --rsync-target accordingly. These are the parameters that we are passing to the upload-qubit microservice. Go to the Administration > Upload DIP page in the dashboard.

Generic parameters:

--url="http://atom-hostname/index.php" \
--email="demo@example.com" \
--password="demo" \
--uuid="%SIPUUID%" \
--rsync-target="archivematica@atom-hostname:/tmp" \
--debug

ArchivesSpace DIP upload

Before ingesting digital objects destined for ArchivesSpace, ensure that the ArchivesSpace DIP upload settings in the Administration tab of the dashboard have been set.

These settings should be created and saved before digital objects destined for upload to ArchivesSpace are processed. Note that these can be set once and used for processing any number of transfers (i.e. they do not need to be re-set for each transfer).

ArchivesSpace configuration settings

Fields:

  • ArchivesSpace host: the URL of the host database. Do not include https:// or www., e.g. aspace.test.org.
  • ArchivesSpace backend port: the port of the database, e.g. 8089.
  • ArchivesSpace administrative user: the username of a user with administrative permissions in ArchivesSpace.
  • ArchivesSpace administrative user password: the password for user set above. If you make changes to this configuration, you will need to re-enter the password.
  • Restrictions Apply: Selecting Yes will apply a blanket access restriction to all content uploaded from Archivematica to ArchivesSpace. Selecting No will send all content to ArchivesSpace without restrictions. Should you wish to enable the PREMIS-based restrictions functionality, choose Base on PREMIS.
  • XLink Show: indicate how the link to the digital object, as it appears in ArchivesSpace, should operate.
    • Embed: the digital object screen is embedded in the current window.
    • New: the digital object screen opens in a new window.
    • None: no specific behaviour is passed to the link.
    • Other: no specific behaviour is passed to the link.
    • Replace: the digital object screen opens in the current window.
  • XLink Actuate: indicates when a digital object should display in ArchivesSpace (e.g. whether the link occurs automatically or must be requested by the user). Used in conjunction with XLink Show attribute.
    • None: no specific behaviour is passed to the link.
    • onLoad: link is activated when the document loads (used when Show = Embed).
    • Other: no specific behaviour is passed to the link.
    • onRequest: link is activated when the user selects the link.
  • Object Type: entering a value from ArchivesSpace’s controlled list of object types will apply this value to all objects. This field is optional.
  • Use statement: entering a value from ArchivesSpace’s controlled list of use statements will apply this value to all objects. This field is optional.
  • URL prefix: the URL of DIP object server as you wish it to appear in ArchivesSpace record. Example: http://example.com
  • Conditions governing access: entering a value in this field will populate the Conditions governing access note in ArchivesSpace for all objects.
  • Conditions governing use: entering a value in this field will populate the Conditions governing use note in ArchivesSpace for all objects.
  • ArchivesSpace repository number: the identifier for the ArchivesSpace repository where you are uploading DIPs. Note that the default identifier for a single-repository ArchivesSpace instance is 2.

Note

In order to save changes to the ArchivesSpace DIP upload configuration, you must enter the password before clicking save. Note that Archivematica will not display an error if the password is not entered.

PREMIS agent

The PREMIS agent name and code can be set here via the administration interface.

PREMIS agent settings in Administration tab

The PREMIS agent information is used in the METS files created by Archivematica to identify the agency performing the digital preservation events.

Rest API

In addition to automation using the processingMCP.xml file, Archivematica includes a REST API for automating transfer approval. Using this API, you can create a custom script that copies a transfer to the appropriate directory then uses the curl command, or some other means, to let Archivematica know that the copy is complete.

API keys

Use of the REST API requires the use of API keys. An API key is associated with a specific user. To generate an API key for a user:

  • Browse to /administration/accounts/list/
  • Click the “Edit” button for the user you’d like to generate an API key for
  • Click the “Regenerate API key” checkbox
  • Click “Save”

After generating an API key, you can click the “Edit” button for the user and you should see the API key.

IP whitelist

The API key is always required but in some cases the administrator may want to add an additional security measurement. IP whitelisting allows you to create a list of trusted IP addresses from which you can access to the API.

The IP whitelist can be edited in the administration interface at /administration/api/. If the whitelist is empty all requests will be allowed.

Approving a transfer

The REST API can be used to approve a transfer. The transfer must first be copied into the appropriate watch directory. To determine the location of the appropriate watch directory, first figure out where the shared directory is from the watchDirectoryPath value of /etc/archivematica/MCPServer/serverConfig.conf. Within that directory is a subdirectory activeTransfers. In this subdirectory are watch directories for the various transfer types.

When using the REST API to approve a transfer, if a transfer type isn’t specified, the transfer will be deemed a standard transfer.

HTTP Method: POST

URL: /api/transfer/approve

Parameters:

directory: directory name of the transfer

type (optional): transfer type [standard|dspace|unzipped bag|zipped bag]

api_key: an API key

username: the username associated with the API key

Example curl command:

curl --data "username=rick&api_key=f12d6b323872b3cef0b71be64eddd52f87b851a6&type=standard&directory=MyTransfer" http://127.0.0.1/api/transfer/approve

Example result:

{"message": "Approval successful."}

Listing unapproved transfers

The REST API can be used to get a list of unapproved transfers. Each transfer’s directory name and type is returned.

Method: GET

URL: /api/transfer/unapproved

Parameters:

api_key: an API key

username: the username associated with the API key

Example curl command:

curl "http://127.0.0.1/api/transfer/unapproved?username=rick&api_key=f12d6b323872b3cef0b71be64eddd52f87b851a6"

Example result:

{
    "message": "Fetched unapproved transfers successfully.",
    "results": [{
            "directory": "MyTransfer",
           "type": "standard"
        }
    ]
}

Users

The dashboard provides a simple cookie-based user authentication system using the Django authentication framework. Access to the dashboard is limited only to logged-in users and a login page will be shown when the user is not recognized. If the application can’t find any user in the database, the user creation page will be shown instead, allowing the creation of an administrator account.

Users can be also created, modified and deleted from the Administration tab. Only users who are administrators can create and edit user accounts.

You can add a new user to the system by clicking the “Add new” button on the user administration page. By adding a user you provide a way to access Archivematica using a username/password combination. Should you need to change a user’s username or password, you can do so by clicking the “Edit” button, corresponding to the user, on the administration page. Should you need to revoke a user’s access, you can click the corresponding “Delete” button.

CLI creation of administrative users

If you need an additional administrator user one can be created via the command-line, issue the following commands:

sudo -u archivematica bash -c " \
    set -a -e -x
    source /etc/default/archivematica-dashboard || \
        source /etc/sysconfig/archivematica-dashboard \
            || (echo 'Environment file not found'; exit 1)
    cd /usr/share/archivematica/dashboard
    /usr/share/archivematica/virtualenvs/archivematica/bin/python manage.py createsuperuser
";

CLI password resetting

If you’ve forgotten the password for your administrator user, or any other user, you can change it via the command-line:

sudo -u archivematica bash -c " \
    set -a -e -x
    source /etc/default/archivematica-dashboard || \
        source /etc/sysconfig/archivematica-dashboard \
            || (echo 'Environment file not found'; exit 1)
    cd /usr/share/archivematica/dashboard
    /usr/share/archivematica/virtualenvs/archivematica/bin/python manage.py changepassword <username>
";

CLI configuration pipeline and registration on the Storage Service

On new installations, the superuser can be configured and the pipeline registered on the Storage Service using the command-line instead of the GUI. These commands configure the pipeline and register it on the Storage Service exactly like the GUI for the initial configuration screen:

sudo -u archivematica bash -c " \
    set -a -e -x
    source /etc/default/archivematica-dashboard || \
        source /etc/sysconfig/archivematica-dashboard \
            || (echo 'Environment file not found'; exit 1)
    cd /usr/share/archivematica/dashboard
    /usr/share/python/archivematica-dashboard/bin/python manage.py install \
        --username=<username> \
        --password=<password> \
        --email=<email-address> \
        --org-name=<org-name> \
        --org-id=<org-id> \
        --api-key=<api-key>\
        --ss-url=<ss-ulr> \
        --ss-user=<ss-username> \
        --ss-api-key=<ss-api-key> \
        --whitelist=<whitelist>
";

Where:

  • api-key: API key that will be added to the username <username>. For example: “test”, “4e5f32ab2aefd3577e1b19a2de5d4dd65f90101a”.
  • ss-url: Archivematica Storage Service URL. For example: http://example.archivematica.org:8000.
  • ss-user: The Storage Service username that will be used to register the pipeline. This username must already exist in the Storage Service.
  • ss-api-key: The <ss-username> API key. This key must already exist in the Storage Service for the user <ss-username>.
  • whitelist: Whitespace-separated list of IP addresses or hostnames allowed to use the API. If the whitelist is left empty, all IP addresses and hostnames will be allowed. For example: “192.168.1.3 example.archivematica.org 127.0.0.1” or “”.

This command is most suitable to use on automated installations, for example when deploying using Ansible. For manual installations, please use the web configuration method described in the Post Install Configuration sections:

Security

Archivematica uses PBKDF2 as the default algorithm to store passwords. This should be sufficient for most users: it’s quite secure, requiring massive amounts of computing time to break. However, other algorithms could be used as the following document explains: How Django stores passwords .

Our plan is to extend this functionality in the future adding groups and granular permissions support.

Handle server config

Archivematica can mint persistent identifiers (PIDs) for digital objects, directories, or AIPs by defining the PIDs in a configured Handle.Net registry. Handle.Net can then create persistent URLs (PURLs) from the PIDs and can reroute requests to the persistent URLs to a target URL that is configured in Handle.Net.

Note

In order to use the Handle.Net configuration, you will need to provide an available web service. See the PID webservice being used by IISH for an example of a compatible web service.

Handle.Net configuration settings

Fields:

  • Web service endpoint: The URL for (POST) requests to create and resolve PIDs.

  • Web service key: Web service key needed for authentication to make PID-binding requests to the PID web service endpoint.

  • Naming authority: Handle naming authority (e.g., 12345)

  • Resolver URL: The URL to append generated PIDs to in order to create (potentially qualified) PURLs (persistent URLs) that resolve to the applicable resolve URL. Note the second “r” in “resolver”!

  • AIP PID source: The source of the AIP’s persistent identifier. The UUID of the AIP is the default since it is virtually guaranteed to be unique. However, the accession number of the transfer may be used, assuming the user can guarantee a 1-to-1 relationship between the transfer and the AIP.

  • Verify SSL certificates: Selecting this box will ensure that Archivematica verifies SSL certificates when making requests to bind PIDs.

  • Archive resolve URL template: Template (Django or Jinja2) for the URL that a unit’s PURL should resolve to. Has access to pid and naming_authority variables. Example: https://access.myinstitution.org/dip/{{ naming_authority }}/{{ pid }}

  • METS resolve URL template: Template (Django or Jinja2) for the URL that a unit’s PURL with the “mets” qualifier should resolve to. Has access to “pid” and “naming_authority” variables. Example: https://access.myinstitution.org/mets/{{ naming_authority }}/{{ pid }}

  • File resolve URL template: Template (Django or Jinja2) for the URL that a file’s PURL should resolve to. Has access to “pid” and “naming_authority” variables. Example: https://access.myinstitution.org/access/{{ naming_authority }}/{{ pid }}

  • Access derivative resolve URL template: Template (Django or Jinja2) for the URL that a file’s PURL with the “access” qualifier should resolve to. Has access to “pid” and “naming_authority” variables. Example: https://access.myinstitution.org/access/{{ naming_authority }}/{{ pid }}

  • Preservation derivative resolve URL template: Template (Django or Jinja2) for the URL that a file’s PURL with the “preservation” qualifier should resolve to. Has access to “pid” and “naming_authority” variables. Example: https://access.myinstitution.org/preservation/{{ naming_authority }}/{{ pid }}

  • Original file resolve URL template: Template (Django or Jinja2) for the URL that a file’s PURL with the “original” qualifier should resolve to. Has access to “pid” and “naming_authority” variables. Example: https://access.myinstitution.org/original/{{ naming_authority }}/{{ pid }}

  • PID/handle request request body template: Template (Django or Jinja2) that constructs the HTTP request body using the rendered URL templates above. Has access to the following variables: “pid”, “naming_authority”, “base_resolve_url”, and “qualified_resolve_urls”, the last of which is a list of dicts with “url” and “qualifier” keys. Example:

    <?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?>
    <soapenv:Envelope
      xmlns:soapenv='http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/'
      xmlns:pid='http://pid.myinstitution.org/'>
      <soapenv:Body>
        <pid:UpsertPidRequest>
          <pid:na>{{ naming_authority }}</pid:na>
          <pid:handle>
            <pid:pid>{{ naming_authority }}/{{ pid }}</pid:pid>
            <pid:locAtt>
              <pid:location weight='1' href='{{ base_resolve_url }}'/>
              {% for qrurl in qualified_resolve_urls %}
                <pid:location
                  weight='0'
                  href='{{ qrurl.url }}'
                  view='{{ qrurl.qualifier }}'/>
              {% endfor %}
            </pid:locAtt>
          </pid:handle>
        </pid:UpsertPidRequest>
      </soapenv:Body>
    </soapenv:Envelope>
    

Language

The language menu allows you to choose from select languages.

Archivematica is translated by volunteers through Transifex. The completeness of a language is dependent on how many strings have been translated in Transifex. For information about contributing translations to the Archivematica project, see Translations.

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