Electronic Reserves Project

This website is intended for developers of the Electronic Reserves Project, a joint effort by MIT Libraries and Information Systems. The first section also serves as a resource directory for users of the system, but everything after that is intended only for developers and administrators.

Resources for Users

The Electronic Reserves System itself, at https://eres.mit.edu/.
MIT Libraries' announcement of Electronic Reserves pilot project.
If the Electronic Reserves system appears to be down or is otherwise unavailable, please contact:
- Call the Rotch Library Circulation Desk at 617.258.5592.
- Send mail to <ereserves-help@mit.edu> if it is after library hours.
You need an MIT Certificate to access the E-Res server, get one here!
More information about accessing Electronic Reserves (i.e. Web browser software, configuration).

Resources for Developers

E-Reserves Project Notebook
The Project Database entry for this project.
Notes about our initial source changes and installation of the server.
Also see the Administrators' Notebook which is only available to E-Reserves project staff, in /mit/ereserves/eres.mirror/admin-notebook.txt.
Docutek Information Systems, authors of the software supporting the e-res server.
ERes Web Server Statistics page.
Documentation for the Analog Web Server Stats Package used to generate the above page.
We used the CWIS Apache-SSL Web Server as a vital part of this service.
Index page of documents about Electronic Reserves Policies at other institutions.

Contact the <ereserves-help@mit.edu> mailbox with questions about the E-Reserves service. The email list for discussion of the project is <e-reserves@mit.edu>. Send mail to <ereserves-help@mit.edu> to be added to either list.

Last modified on $Date: 1999/01/15 02:16:01 $ by $Author: lcs $