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include reCaptcha instructions, albeit briefly. https://projects.ecoinformatics.org/ecoinfo/issues/6096

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docs/user/metacat/source/submitting.rst
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      install Template 
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      install URI
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      install MSERGEANT/XML-LibXSLT-1.58.tar.gz
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      install Captcha:reCAPTCHA
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2. Install the required system libraries using Ubuntu/Debian (instructions 
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   Red Hat in sidebar)
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      sudo cpan -i Config::Properties
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      sudo cpan -i Scalar::Util
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      sudo cpan -i Captcha:reCAPTCHA
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3. Double-check that Metacat's temporary folder, application.tempDir, is 
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   corresponding to the "Station Name" and "NCEAS Project" drop-down lists in 
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   the registry form, have been removed.
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LDAP account management
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If you intend to use Metacat's built-in LDAP account management feature, 
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you will need public and private keys for the reCaptcha widget.
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1. Get private and public recaptcha keys from Google using your Google account:
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https://www.google.com/recaptcha/admin/create
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2. Configure Metacat to use those keys in the metacat.properties file:
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	ldap.recaptcha.publickey=<your public key>
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	ldap.recaptcha.privatekey=<your private key>
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3. Restart Tomcat
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Using HTML Forms (the HTTP Interface)
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Metacat's HTTP interface supports Get and Post requests and a variety of actions (Table 4.1) that facilitate information retrieval and storage. HTTP requests can be sent from any client application that communicates using the Web's HTTP protocol. 

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