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  1. Open Terminal (Mac/Linux) / PowerShell (PC) and navigate to the root of the downloaded copy of the interim-att folder.
  2. Make sure that your environment is properly configured:

    1. you should have a .env file in the folder (see the README for details)

    2. you should have run make install (or make update) to get the rest of the environment configured

  3. Run the “check” command (pipenv run att check)  to verify that the script can connect to Dropbox and connect to the NAS

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    interim-att % pipenv run att check
    Loading .env environment variables...
    1. Go to: https://www.dropbox.com/oauth2/authorize?response_type=code&client_id=6pvw4x2047kxu4d&token_access_type=offline&code_challenge=<challenge_code>&code_challenge_method=S256
    2. Click "Allow" (you might have to log in first).
    3. Copy the authorization code.
    Enter the authorization code here: <auth_code_from_browser>
    2025-06-06 12:04:46,793 INFO att.cli.check(): Successful Dropbox OAuth via PKCE
    2025-06-06 12:04:47,775 INFO att.cli.check(): SUCCESS: Connected to MIT Dropbox
    2025-06-06 12:04:47,777 INFO att.cli.check(): SUCCESS: NAS Folder is connected.
  4. Run the “bulk-file-copy” command (pipenv run att bulk-file-copy), passing in the name of the CSV file (--remote-csv "DropBoxFolderName/csv_name.csv") as the required argument. You will need to include the Dropbox subfolder you are transferring from in the path to the CSV. For instance, AMITA/sample_csv.csv 

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    interim-att % pipenv run att bulk-file-copy --remote-csv "AMITA/sample_csv.csv"                                                           
    initial-application
    Loading .env environment variables...
  5. Navigate to the ATT folder in the cdps-processing share to verify that the files were copied and that the metadata files and checksum manifest files were generated in the correct subfolder.

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The downloaded folder is not organized in a way that will allow for processing in Archivematica. To do this, you will need to use another tool for packaging such as SIPCreator or DART. You can follow the steps on those pages with specifics to content from ATT:

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