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          if (strlen($flat)==0) {
            $maxRow = $rowindex;
            // @TODO check if this is not being overriden at line 64
            break;
          }
          // MAM...if a row begins with a hashtag, it's a comment...skip it
          // This partially addresses https://github.com/mnylc/islandora_multi_importer/issues/15
          if ($flat[0] != '#') {
            $table[$rowindex] = $row[0];
            $maxRow = $rowindex;

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// If the file is not from a .zip...
function islandora_multi_importer_remote_file_get($url) {
    $parsed_url = parse_url($url);
    /* MAM 2-August-2017  New logic, assumes the file is somewhere in the public://imi_files path */
    $basename = drupal_basename($parsed_url['path']);
    $pattern = "/$basename/";
    $options['key'] = 'filename';
    $file = file_scan_directory( "public://", $pattern, $options );
    $url = $file[$basename]->uri;
    return drupal_realpath($url);

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Description:
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This line, inside the mysql:environment: section, defines the MySQL root password for the Drupal database that your Islandora instance will use.

Instructions:
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Append a password of your choosing to the end of the line, like so: 
   - MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=myPasswordChoiceHere
Remember your password, duh.  

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Description:
PHPMyAdmin is a MySQL administration GUI.  It's helpful for me!
  
Configuration:
None required.  This section of the docker-compose.yml requires no modifications.
  
Use:
Connect to this container at http://<host IP>:8081.
You will be prompted for credentials.  The SQL host is "mysql" and user is "root" with password as set in the mysql:environment (See  1.2.4.1 - https://gist.github.com/McFateM/2f38ab6fa9159c1d4c7cb1199f674bf0) section.

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Description:
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This line defines a Docker 'volume' that can be used to import an existing Islandora's Drupal database.  Once a database has been imported the volume will persist and need not be imported again. Once your data is imported it is placed into the 'db_data' volume.  See 1.2.7.2, https://gist.github.com/McFateM/089b18a1b2e5c1432751d481fd1b6112, for 'db_data' details.

Instructions:
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Make sure the line in docker-compose.yml is initially NOT a comment. 
Export your existing Islandora Drupal database.  I did this using Drush from a terminal opened on my production Islandora server, like so:
      cd /var/www/drupal7/sites/default
      drush sql-dump > drupal.sql

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Description:
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This line defines a Docker 'volume' where an impoted Drupal database will persist.  
Once a database has been imported the 'db_data' volume will persist and need not be imported again. You are NOT required to repopulate your DBs if you 'stop' or 'rm' the container.  See 1.2.7.1, https://gist.github.com/McFateM/ffe775ef2fdeeccbf044767187adbd5e, for information describing the import process.

Instructions:
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No further configuration reqiured.

Use:

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Description:
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This line defines a Docker 'volume' where existing Fedora data can be mounted.  

Instructions:
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@TODO...lots more detail needed here.
Replace
  - /mnt/barnard/islandora/fedora/data:/usr/local/fedora/data 
with

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Description:
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This line defines a Docker 'volume' mapped to your Fedora fedora.fcfg config file. The fedora.fcfg file controls @TODO blah blah blah.

Instructions:
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Modify the packaged file by searching for and updating:

    <param name="dbPassword" value="REPLACE_WITH_YOUR_FEDORA_PASSWORD">
      <comment>The database password.</comment>

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Summary: Test site launch process

• If using Vagrant or a VM, the steps below assume you are still shelled in (connected by SSH) into the ISLE Host VM via a terminal on a local laptop.

• If using Docker for Mac, continue to use the open terminal and navigate (cd) to the ISLE project directory.

The steps below are for all users (Vagrant, VM, non Vagrant and Docker for Mac users alike.)

The install times stated below for each container are highly dependent on the enduser's available Internet bandwidth and could take more or less time accordingly.

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Troubleshooting

Port Conflicts

If you encounter errors like this: Error starting userland proxy: Bind for 0.0.0.0:xxxx failed: port is already allocated, then ISLE may have encountered a conflict with the xxxx port identifed in the error message.

In OSX this can frequently be traced back to a local Apache or Nginx web server. You may need to remove or disable these local web servers before you can successfully install ISLE.

• The Apache server that ships with most OSX machines can be disabled from a terminal using these commands: