community_servers
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community demo servers
These demo servers are provided by members/organizations for use by the Evergreen Community. Please reference help/questions related to server problems to the contacts associated with server.
For instructions on how to install the staff client application, visit this page.
More documentation may be found on these pages:
Official Documentation
Community Tutorials and Documentation
| Version | Public Catalog / Web staff interface | Staff Client Application | Client Credentials | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2.12.1 | https://demo.evergreencatalog.com/ / https://demo.evergreencatalog.com/eg/staff/home | 2.12.1 (Windows) | hostname: demo.evergreencatalog.com username: admin password: demo123 | A public demo server offered by Equinox Open Library Initiative, currently running Evergreen version 2.12.1 The SIP2 server is active on this demo system: port 6001, SIP terminal user/password = sipterm/demo123 |
| 2.12.5 | https://mlnc4.noblenet.org / https://mlnc4.noblenet.org/eg/staff/home | Clients | hostname: mlnc4.noblenet.org username: admin password: evergreen123 | A public demo server offered by MassLNC and supported by NOBLE. If you receive an error with the hostname, you may need to add an SSL exception for the server. Contact: klussier@masslnc.org / kmlussier in the #evergreen IRC channel |
community development servers
continuous integration
- There is a community server provided by Equinox Software with hostname testing.esilibrary.com. It is not currently running Evergreen, but shell access is available for work involving continuous integration and automated testing. If you'd like to contribute to this effort, please inquire on the OPEN-ILS-DEV mailing list and/or the #evergreen IRC channel.
community_servers.txt · Last modified: 2017/09/12 08:23 by klussier
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