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Resident Archivist for Collections Care
The Center for Research Libraries (CRL) is an international consortium of
university, college, and independent research libraries collectively building,
stewarding, and sharing a wealth of resource materials from all world regions
to support inspir
The Upstate Health Sciences Library seeks an Electronic Resources Librarian to
be part of a collaborative team working to provide a frictionless e-resources
environment by optimizing systems integrations and minimizing obstacles to
access.
This job is for you if you enjoy:
Working with int
Not directly answering the initial question but one wrinkle you'll want to
consider is that more and more vendors require two-factor authentication in
addition to the username/password. So if you want multiple staff to have access
to the vendor account, then they also need access to eg a shared
Greetings,
Is anyone familiar with LinuxOS? Our web services specialist
needs assistance in upgrading our instance of REDCap (
https://redcap.pcom.edu/) to a newer version. The quirk is that we don't
maintain REDcap on our campus IT department, but rather on AWS. It's a
long story on how that c
Emily,
We're using a shared folder in LastPass Enterprise (licensed for our entire
institution; the library didn't adopt it alone as a solution to this
problem, and I have no idea if it would be remotely cost-effective to do
so...) at the moment.
Before our migration to Alma, we had a homegrown E
On Oct 11, 2021, at 2:24 PM, Emily Lynema wrote:
> I'm curious to survey the community -- has anyone found a way to store
> database administration passwords used by technical services staff that is
> both user-friendly and secure? For example: the passwords to configure NC
> State's various OCLC
We use a local instance of PassBolt, loaded onto a CentOS 7 virtual server. It
allows you to create groups of users and then assign access based on those
groups.
https://www.passbolt.com/
You can also assign permissions, share with others, make different users Admin
(in case you get hit by a
Not sure how *secure* this is, Emily, but we store these kinds of logins - also
logins to retrieve usage statistics - in the resource records in our ILS. In
the case where we have multiple resources from one vendor we designate one
resource as the "master" record for say Ebsco or ProQuest. Tha
I'm curious to survey the community -- has anyone found a way to store
database administration passwords used by technical services staff that is
both user-friendly and secure? For example: the passwords to configure NC
State's various OCLC resources / services / databases.
Feel free to message me
Hi.
We have an annual subscription with TunnelBear and love it. It's not the
greatest VPN for governmental privacy, but that's not part of our need.
Some reasons we like it:
* Reasonable price.
* Browser add-ons make it possible for just one browser to be "off-campus"
while the rest of t
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