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It would be desirable to have an option to create an inventory of the packaged archive file as if it would be unpackaged. So instead of the directory listing with the TAR file above, it would treat the TAR file as if it would be unpackaged, for example as follows (in this case with a bagit container inside):
This would allow using OCFL to document updates/additions/deletions in archived container files.
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Permit file inventory of packaged content (TAR/ZIP)
Permit file inventory of packaged content (TAR/ZIP) - E-ARK AIP format requirement
Jun 7, 2021
The first two example snippets are supported by OCFL v1.0 - one can have a tar file or any other sort of file as content. I think the interesting question is whether we should support some elements that "look inside" package files. We should probably write up a use case here (some similarity with OCFL/Use-Cases#33)
The first examples show how we are currently using OCFL.
Would have been better if we provided the unpackaged version of the OCFL example, this is only given in form of the last tree listing.
The request is indeed for the "look inside" package files: "It would be desirable to have an option to create an inventory of the packaged archive file as if it would be unpackaged.".
Adding this to the OCFL inventory raises a number of issues about supported container file formats and ongoing compatibility. This also needs to be optional for those who do not require such functionality. Therefore we propose that this becomes an Extension which defines an OCFL-like sidecar inventory for this use case.
The following issue description is part of a requirement to define AIP storage recommendations for E-ARK AIPs.
The inventory.json could allow listing the file inventory of packaged archive files, such as TAR or ZIP.
This would allow documenting the changes (updates/additions/deletions) between different versions of packaged archive files.
To give an example, the following directory contains an archive file mydataobject.tar:
The OCFL inventory would allow documenting the versions of this data object:
It would be desirable to have an option to create an inventory of the packaged archive file as if it would be unpackaged. So instead of the directory listing with the TAR file above, it would treat the TAR file as if it would be unpackaged, for example as follows (in this case with a bagit container inside):
This would allow using OCFL to document updates/additions/deletions in archived container files.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: