Closed elopatin-uc3 closed 3 years ago
Also relates to #550
@elopatin-uc3 ,
Will content still exist in the collection? If so, the collection page would still be needed to access collection content.
It sounds like the request is to perform this redirect only when a user is not already authenticated.
How many of these do you anticipate? Does this need to be a configurable system feature or should we just code a few exception cases?
Does this feature need to be available before you migrate?
@terrywbrady, thanks for these questions. I hadn't spotted them earlier.
Will content still exist in the collection?
Yes, we will be keeping the collection content, but removing the anonymous user in LDAP (removing public access). That said, there is no expectation that any user (aside from UC3 team members) would be able to view content.
It sounds like the request is to perform this redirect only when a user is not already authenticated.
Yes
How many of these do you anticipate?
We have ten more collections to "move" (make private) so I anticipate more of these requests to surface. What do you think would be involved with a configurable feature?
Does this feature need to be available before you migrate?
No, it does not need to be available pre-migration.
Dataset and collection owner Karen Holl requests that we wait until AFTER May 11 to deploy redirect changes.
Summary
In the near future we will be manually submitting each of the 19 objects in the Holl and Zahawi public-facing collection to Dryad to create new datasets (only the latest version of each object is needed). The collection will then be stripped of its "anonymous" user in LDAP that provides guest access.
Once the collection is made private, the owner would like the collection home link https://merritt.cdlib.org/m/ucsc_lib_hollzahawi to point to http://www.holl-lab.com/islas-project.html
(old url: http://www.holl-lab.com/tropical-forests.html)
This use case, where a private collection's home page redirects to an external site, will likely occur again as we migrate contents of some of the remaining few public collections to Dryad.
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