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2019.04.03 Editors Meeting
Andrew Woods edited this page Apr 3, 2019
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- Andrew Woods (DuraSpace)
- Julian Morley (Stanford)
- Rosy Metz (Emory)
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Simeon Warner(Cornell) - Andrew Hankinson (Bodleian Libraries) *
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Neil Jefferies(Bodleian Libraries)
(* indicates the notetaker)
- CNI presentation
- Open Issues
- All Beta Issues
- CNI Presentation
- Suggestion: remove slides 22-24
- Talk to slide 21 instead ("But wait, there's more...")
- "Sufficient Preservation Practices?" slide, examples:
- Our regular backups are sufficient
- My filesystem handles fixity checking
- We perform nightly MySQL dumps
- I have multiple copies
- I have diverse (technology and geography) storage systems
- Suggestion: remove slides 22-24
- Open Issues
- Beta issues
- Only 8 remaining
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Clarify how to extend algorithm choices
- Potentially move table to an addendum document
- ..but should not remove rows from the table
- Updates to the digest table would impact client tooling, warranting a point release of the spec
- Those present recommend keeping the table in the spec
- Beta reference impl
- Provide example of an OCFL-compliant stack
- For example, including NFS with options
- Potentially start off as a Git wiki page
- Interest in having "validation of an OCFL stack"
- Not exactly clear on how this would be implemented
- Elements of the stack
- Environment setup
- UTF-8, case-sensitivity, filesystem delimiters
- Storage systems?
- Object store variants?
- Minimally, a guidance document (wiki page) would be a step forward
- Provide example of an OCFL-compliant stack
- Andrew W.: send email asking how they think OCFL might fit into this OAIS-IF, will cc everyone