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Page 1 - Installation Guide

Lotus®Learning Management System R1Installation Guide Version 1.0.4 March 2004 G210-1784-00 

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Chapter 2 Learning Management System Requirements The Learning Management System is supported on a specific set of hardware and software components.

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Deploying the Offline Learning Client The Learning Management System allows students to take courses without being connected to the network. When wor

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CLIMP allows you to import SCORM 1.2 course package files into the Learning Management System, making them available for deployment. Course package fi

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• If you don't have this file, proceed with step 2. 2. Download the XVFB file from the following link to a directory on the Linux machine: ftp

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# 5 - X11 # 6 - reboot (Do NOT set initdefault to this) # id:5:initdefault: Change id:5:initdefault: to id:3:initdefault: Note: If you use a differe

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Management System and SSO refer to Chapter 5 Managing Users in the Administrator's Guide and the Installing the WebSphere Core chapter in this gu

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Chapter 19 Special Installation Issues For information on special issues related to this release of the Learning Management System, refer to the Read

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Page 11 - Client hardware requirements

Chapter 20 Removing the IBM Lotus Learning Management System The Learning Management System does not include an automated uninstall program. To remo

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Client hardware requirements For the most up-to-date client hardware requirements, refer to the README.TXT file and the Release Notes shipped with thi

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Appendix A LMS Performance and Fine-tuning Information This chapter discusses post-installation tasks related to the running, maintenance, and fine-t

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5. Edit the WebSphere plug-in configuration file (plugin-config.xml) and search for the following line: <Uri AffinityCookie="JSESSIONID"

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<Uri AffinityCookie="JSESSIONID" Name="/lms-ds/*.jsv"/> <Uri AffinityCookie="JSESSIONID" Name="/lms-ds/*.j

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4. There are several user attributes that are used quite often when searching for users (first name, last name, organization, etc.). For a faster res

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• IBM DB2 tuning parameters: WebSphere Application Server http://publib7b.boulder.ibm.com/wasinfo1/en/info/ae/ae/rprf_db2parameters.html • IBM Redbo

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TcpNumConnections This parameter defines the maximum number of simultaneous TCP connections and should be set higher than the expected number of simul

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Sun Solaris servers Adjust the following TCP/IP parameters to tune performance in Solaris: tcp_time_wait_interval This parameter tells Solaris how lon

Page 21 - Enabling SSO in WebSphere

Tuning the Sun ONE Web server, Enterprise Edition - Solaris The default configuration of the Sun ONE Web server, Enterprise Edition provides a single-

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Use the registry editor to set the ListenBackLog parameter located at: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\InetInfo\Parameters\Listen

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• Time per request When testing different parameter settings for the httpd.conf, use these values to compare and find the best configuration setting

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Chapter 3 Learning Management System Installation Overview The following information provides an outline of the Learning Management System installati

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2. Change the value of the parameter by starting with 100. 3. Save the changes and restart the IBM HTTP server. The recommended method is to start w

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Use the following procedure to change this parameter: 1. Edit the IBM HTTP Server file httpd.conf located in the directory IBM_HTTP_Server_root_direc

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• Web container thread pool • Web container MaxKeepAliveConnections • Web container MaxKeepAliveRequests • JDBC Data Source Connection Pool size •

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2. View or adjust the Maximum Heap Size and set the Initial Heap Size to the same value. 3. Stop and re-start the application. Enabling the JIT comp

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• Maximum size - Specifies the maximum number of threads to allow in the pool. This value should be set to 50% of the number of concurrent users plan

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Adjusting the JDBC Data Source Connection Pool size When accessing any database, the initial database connection is an expensive operation. Connection

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• Set the Logging level to warn Tracking Log: • Click Settings - LMM Server - System Logging - Tracking Log • Set the Logging level to warn Archiv

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Oracle PROCESSES Parameter (Oracle server only) This parameter must be changed on the Oracle server. Increasing this parameter from the default value

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Appendix A: LMS Performance and Fine-tuning Information 121

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Index Application Servers deploying Learning Management System components to separate, 87 applications starting, 89 starting from WAS Admin console, 8

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Updater then creates two update SQL scripts - one for the Learning Management System server (updateLMM.sql) and one for the Delivery Server (updateDS.

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regenerating, 90 WebSphere, 13, 41 WebSphere Application Server security, 71 configuring, 71 WebSphere Core installing, 13 XVBF installing, 94 Index

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the WebSphere and the Learning Management System administrator (who may be one and the same person). The organization of the LDAP directory is a key f

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At this time you should also identify the LDAP username for the Learning Management System administrator. This value is used to make an entry in the U

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For more information, refer to “Chapter 14 Deploying the Learning Management Server application “ and “Chapter 16 Deploying the Learning Management Sy

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Chapter 4 Identifying Learning Management System Hardware Assets The Learning Management System can be installed on various types and configurations

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Learning Management System Hardware requirements For the most up-to-date hardware requirements, refer to the README.TXT file and the Release Notes sh

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Copyrights Disclaimer THIS DOCUMENTATION IS PROVIDED FOR REFERENCE PURPOSES ONLY. WHILE EFFORTS WERE MADE TO VERIFY THE COMPLETENESS AND ACCURACY OF T

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Chapter 5 Installing the WebSphere Core To successfully run the Learning Management System, you are required to have the WAS (WebSphere Application

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5. For Windows users, choose to run both WebSphere Application Server and IBM HTTP Server as services. 6. Do not register the product. 7. Once the

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• Expand the Security panel on the left side. • Expand Authentication Mechanisms. • Click LTPA. • Enter the password for LTPA (for example, wasadm

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Chapter 6 Installing or Identifying the LDAP Directory The Learning Management System requires an LDAP directory for product operation. Either an IB

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• DB2 V7.2 (if necessary) • GSKit5 • IBM HTTP Server 1.3.19 (if necessary) 9. Click Next. 10. In the ‘Select the components to configure’ window,

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• Click Update. You should see your suffix appear in the list of suffixes known to the directory server. Note: The Web administration interface for D

Page 52 - JDBC driver information

Creating WebSphere and Learning Management System Administrator Accounts You need at least two accounts in the LDAP directory to complete the installa

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Chapter 7 Installing the Learning Management System Server Application Files Before deploying the complete Learning Management System, the Learning M

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Note: You can install the Learning Management System Server and Delivery Server application files at the same time, even if you plan to deploy the app

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Netscape and Netscape Navigator are registered trademarks of Netscape Communications Corporation in the United States and other countries. Oracle is a

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Note: The text on the LDAP Settings screen is incorrect; instead of "LDAP User ID" it should read "LDAP User Distinguished Name (DN).&

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communicates with the Delivery Server. The user name and password are arbitrary: they don’t need to identify an actual user in your LDAP directory. Du

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Select the Administrator settings 15. Select the Administrator Role Type for the Learning Management System Server. User is the default value. If yo

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packages will be stored on the LMM server in the specified directory without adding the LMM's ear file installation path to the beginning of the

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22. Click Next to install the Learning Management System Server software as specified by your selected options. A Progress screen will let you monito

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Chapter 8 Installing the Delivery Server (DS) Application Files Before deploying the complete system, the Delivery Server files should first be insta

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Installing the Delivery Server application software 1. Start the Installer. 2. At the Language Selection Installer screen, select the language to be

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10. After you have entered all of the LDAP settings, validate them to make sure they are correct. 11. To test these settings, click on the Tes

Page 65 - Create the data sources

14. Click Next to continue after you have entered all of the settings. You are now shown the Delivery Server Definition screen. Use this screen

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Contents Chapter 1 About the IBM Lotus Learning Management System...1 Introduction ...

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16. Click Next to continue. You are now shown the Web Server Settings screen. Select the Web Server settings 17. Enter the following Web Serve

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18. Click Next to continue. You are now shown the Content Deployment Settings screen. This screen lets you define the content deployment serv

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22. Click Next to continue when you have added all of your servers. You are now shown the System Administrator E-mail Settings screen. Skip to that s

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Select the installation destination and complete the installation 27. Click Next to install the Delivery Server to the default directory or click Br

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Chapter 9 Installing and Configuring Database Servers and Schema The Learning Management System requires a number of different logical database schem

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Be sure to follow your database software’s guidelines for sizing the installation and configuring an efficient physical architecture for the database.

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set msgsys:msginfo_msgmap=0x102 set msgsys:msginfo_msgmni=0xFF set msgsys:msginfo_msgssz=0x10 set msgsys:msginfo_msgtql=0x400 set shmsys:shminfo_shmm

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This specifies the maximum number of open files, system-wide, to 32K. Database creation details The following procedures provide detailed instructions

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4. Open an DB2 command window and run the cr_db2db_lmm.bat or cr_db2db_lmm.sh file. For example: cr_db2db_lmm.bat > lms_db.log. This creates a dat

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5. Create a password for db2inst1. 6. Select OK. The installation may take up to 15 minutes. When installation has completed a notice window informs

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DB2 database creation and configuration for the Learning Management System: an example...38 Oracle database creation f

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1. Log in as the DB2 instance owner (for example, db2inst1). 2. Type cd $HOME/sqllib 3. Add the following line to the file userprofile: . /$DB2_IN

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9. Enter the Database alias (for example, Learning2). 10. Click Next. 11. Unselect Register this database for ODBC and click Next. 12. Click Next

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sqlplus lmm/lmm@<database> @lmm_oracle.sql Creating an Audit schema 1. Create a user to be the database owner. You can do this by editing the

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• The “-S” server name option can be omitted if the script is being run on the database server itself. • The name that you will give for the server

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• To meet the need for UNIX script files for DB2 that accomplish the same thing that the provided DB2 DOS batch files do, ".sh" scripts hav

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Chapter 10 Installing the Network Deployment (ND) Module You are required to have the WAS (WebSphere Application Server) Core installed on the desir

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13. Enable SSO by doing the following: • Expand the Security panel on the left side. • Expand Authentication Mechanisms. • Click LTPA. • Enter t

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The following provides a graphical representation of the WAS nodes, servers, and applications when WAS Core and Network Deployment (ND) are deployed o

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Determining the correct SSO settings for the Learning Management System...96 Chapter 19 S

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Chapter 11 Configuring JDBC Data Sources After the WebSphere Application Server (WAS) is installed, but before the Learning Management System applica

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Defining the JDBC provider The first step is to define the overall JDBC Provider. This corresponds to the specific driver and database vendor. Defini

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4. Click OK to continue. 5. At the Configuration - General Properties screen for the JDBC Provider, note the value in the Classpath field and click

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The classpath uses an environment variable that must be verified or set. Use the following procedure to do this: • From the starting screen of the Ad

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Defining the JDBC provider for a SQL Server database 1. Install SQL Server 2000 Driver for JDBC Service Pack 2 on the WAS node(s) that will host the

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Create the data sources 1. Expand Resources on the WAS console left panel. 2. Click JDBC Providers. 3. On the right panel, erase the entry on Node.

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13. Enter the following information: • Name: dbname (for example, lmm, ds, audit) • JNDI name: jdbc/dbname • Statement Cache Size:

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Change the Custom Properties for each data source depending on the database type 1. Go to Data Sources. 2. Click on the desired db_name. 3. Click o

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• The databaseName property has been selected and you are shown the following screen to change this custom property. This property provides the datab

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Chapter 12 Configuring Environment Entries After the WebSphere Application Server (WAS) is installed, but before the Learning Management System appl

Page 101 - Migrating LearningSpace data

2. Enter the provider information a. Enter the name, for example, “LMS Provider,” and an optional description for the provider. b. Click OK

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3. Enter the provider details a. Click the name of the newly entered provider to go to the details page of that provider. b. Enter the desired detai

Page 103 - Installing XVFB on AIX

c. For Factory Classname, enter com.lotus.elearn.naming.StringObjectFactory. d. For Classname, enter java.lang.String. e. Click OK. 5. C

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c. Click New to go to the page to define an entry. Enter LMS_LOG as both the name and JNDI name for the new entry. d. Click OK. This will bri

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e. Click that link and define a new Custom Property with the name LMS_LOG_PATH . For the value, enter the name of the directory where the Learning Ma

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13. Set Value to true. 14. Click OK 15. Click the Resource Env Entries link in the trail. 16. Click New. 17. Set Name to LMS_FALSE. 18. Set JNDI

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Chapter 13 Configuring WebSphere Application Server Security The Learning Management System assumes that the WebSphere Application Server (WAS) is co

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Configure the LDAP directory for use with the Learning Management System The following steps show how to configure WAS security to use an LDAP direct

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Chapter 1 About the IBM Lotus Learning Management System Introduction This document provides information on the IBM® Lotus® Learning Management Syste

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12. Click Apply. Note that a Message(s) section appears at the top of the page and indicates that you’ll need to Save these changes. 13. Click the A

Page 112 - Tuning LDAP performance

Enable WAS Global Security 1. Launch the WAS Administrative Console and go to Security – Global Security. 2. Check the Enabled checkbox

Page 113 - Indexing LDAP attributes

Chapter 14 Deploying the Learning Management System Server Application Application deployment refers to the process where an application package has

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2. Prepare for application install It sometimes takes a few minutes for WAS to read and validate an .ear file. When this has completed, the “Preparin

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3. Provide options to perform the installation At the next screen, select some options for the application deployment; for example you can pre-compil

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4. Map resources references to resources At the following screens, you map the resource references that are specified in the .ear file to actual reso

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This list is populated with the names of data source definitions that have been defined and lets you resolve JDBC data source references. For each dat

Page 118 - Tuning the IBM HTTP Server

6. Map virtual hosts to web modules In this step, you map web modules to different virtual hosts. The application server can run multiple, separate s

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8. Map security roles to users/groups In this step, map references to security roles in the application to specific user registry groups or applicati

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9. View summary and confirmation information When you have completed these steps, you are shown a summary of the options you have selected.

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Relational database management system The Learning Management System stores user, course, and assessment data in a relational database, which consists

Page 122 - Adjusting JVM Heap size

The application performs some final processing to finalize all the selections. Status information on this process is printed to the console. When co

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Chapter 15 Deploying the Delivery Server (DS) Application For complete information on the process of deploying the Delivery Server application portio

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Page 126 - Archiving the LMS log files

Chapter 16 Deploying the Learning Management System and DS Components onto Separate WAS Application Servers By default, new Application Servers creat

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1. In the WAS Admin Console, navigate to Servers and click on Application Servers. 2. Click on the Application Server. 3. In the Application Serve

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Chapter 17 Starting the Applications At this point, the Learning Management System applications are ready to start. The WAS admin console is used to

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7. To verify that the Delivery Server is running properly, you can enter the following URL in a browser: http://xyz.acme.com/lms-ds/about.ds. This di

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Chapter 18 Post-Installation Tasks After you have installed the Learning Management System, there are other tasks that must be completed to make full

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