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I didn't run these scripts but they seem useful. I left a little bit of feedback..
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An obvious future enhancement would be to extract these settings into a config file.
Co-authored-by: Philip Durbin <philip_durbin@harvard.edu>
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Per the README - these are scripts created at QDR to detect situations where someone has posted a draft DOI that won't resolve or have copied the direct dataset URL for a draft dataset to somewhere public. They also detect situations where a corrupted link may have been posted - with a period appended at the end of the URL or where double encoding of slashes has occurred, etc. The scripts are intended to be run ~monthly via cron and can log the info and send email to specified admin email accounts.
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