This is a PBCore-compliant media asset database developed in Ruby on Rails.
To report bugs, email the author at [email protected]
To browse the source, go to git.mlcastle.net/?p=pbcore.git;a=summary
This software was developed by Roasted Vermicelli, LLC for the WNET Digital Archive. Copyright © 2008-2009 Educational Broadcasting Corporation. Copyright © 2009-2011 Roasted Vermicelli LLC.
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Code in the vendor and gems directories of this project was created by other authors under potentially different Free Software licenses; look in those directories for further information.
This work employs PBCore. The PBCore (Public Broadcasting Metadata Dictionary) was created by the public broadcasting community in the United States of America for use by public broadcasters and others. Initial development funding for PBCore was provided by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. The PBCore is built on the foundation of the Dublin Core (ISO 15836), an international standard for resource discovery (dublincore.org), and has been reviewed by the Dublin Core Metadata Initiative Usage Board. Copyright: 2005, Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
Refer to the server set-up, but don’t actually set up a server.
Some points:
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Copy a config from config/auth_rules to config/authorization_rules.rb (site-specific)
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You need to create config/application.json (see .example file)
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There’s now scripts/install_required_gems.rb which will install all the dependencies needed.
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At the moment, with rails 2.1, rubygems 1.3.7 is stable. To install with rvm:
$ rvm rubygems 1.3.7
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If you are using RVM you may try this for libxml/libxslt:
$ gem install libxml-ruby –version 0.8.0
For libxslt, this worked (macports/osx):
$ gem install -r libxslt-ruby –version 0.9.2 – –with-xml2-lib=/opt/local/lib –with-xml2-include=/opt/local/include –with-xslt-lib=/opt/local/lib –with-xslt-include=/opt/local/include
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Sunspot gem versions > 1.1 do not seem to work with Rails 2.1
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Sunspot needs to be indexed and running:
$ rake sunspot:solr:start
$ rake sunspot:solr:reindex
See doc/INSTALL.rdoc
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/config/authorization_rules.rb is symlinked to a ruleset in /config/auth_rules/
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/config/auth_rules/lockdown.rb is for DHC
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zed is z.mlcastle.net
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wnet is out-of-date and unsupported
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bavc is gone
There’s a way to get a list of records as an RSS feed. If you don’t provide a search parameter, the records come back BY DEFAULT in most-recently-modified order.
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