SOCIB RAMADDA Data Repository
Logging in and User Settings
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RAMADDA User Guide
 
4 Logging in and User Settings
If you have an account on a RAMADDA server you can login by following the login link:
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If you have forgotten your user name or password and if the RAMADDA server has been configured to send email there will be links shown to send you a reminder of your user name and to reset your password.

Once logged in there is a link with your name shown on the page which will take you to your user settings page.

4.0 User Favorites
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The initial tag lists all of your "favorite" entries. These are kind of like bookmarks in a web browser and, when they exist, always show on every page in the left column. Whenever you are viewing an entry you can add it as a favorite with the icon shown in the upper right toolbar.
4.1 User Settings
This tab allows you to change your user settings and your password. The Page Template is a user interface skin and allows you to change the overall look and feel of the user interface. If language translations are define then RAMADDA also supports a per-user language setting which provides translations of phrases in the user interface.
4.2 Data Cart
The Data Cart facility allows you to add entries into it and serves as a wayy to make a folder of entries for further use (e.g., download, copy/move, delete, catalogs, etc). The Data Cart is not persistent and is only valid for a given user session.

Any time you see an entry you can add it to your cart with the icon shown in the upper right toolbar.

4.3 Monitors
RAMADDA has a facility to define a monitor for new entries. A monitor consists of a set of search criteria and an action. When a new entry is added into the repository all of the monitors are checked. If a monitor's search criteria matches the new entry then the action is performed.

 

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