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 Stages can interact with configuration management systems to work with remotely stored files. The configuration for these systems is done in two simple steps: Stages can interact with configuration management systems to work with remotely stored files. The configuration for these systems is done in two simple steps:
  
-  - Add the xml snippet explained in [[:74:cms_configuration#common_configuration|this section]] to your Stages configuration for each configuration management system you want to work with+  - Add the xml snippet explained in [[:74:cms_configuration#common-configuration|this section]] to your Stages configuration for each configuration management system you want to work with
   - Adjust this snippet for the specific configuration management system according to the explanations below   - Adjust this snippet for the specific configuration management system according to the explanations below
 +  - Create a new repository configuration explained [[:74:cms_configuration#repository-configuration|here]] within the Stages Web-Application
  
 Currently, following content management systems are available and can be configured as described in the linked sections: Currently, following content management systems are available and can be configured as described in the linked sections:
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 **Add** **Add**
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-Open the main menu in the top right corner. Click on the "Add" entry for which CMS system you would like to add a new repository.+Open the main menu in the top right corner. You will see a list of all CMS types which are available. Click on "Add" to create a new repository configuration for that CMS type. 
 {{:cms:repositories.png?600|}} {{:cms:repositories.png?600|}}
  
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 To remove a repository, open the menu on the right of the repository you want to delete. Then select "Delete" and confirm the deletion. To remove a repository, open the menu on the right of the repository you want to delete. Then select "Delete" and confirm the deletion.
  
 +> For CMS type specific configurations please see: 
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 +  * [[74:cms_subversion#repository-onfiguration|Subversion]]
 +  * [[74:cms_sharepoint#repository-configuration|Sharepoint]]
 +  * [[74:cms_sharepoint_online#repository-configuration|Sharepoint Online]]
 +  * [[75:cms_integrity#repository-configuration|Integrity]]
 ==== Repository Errors ==== ==== Repository Errors ====
 Repository errors are shown next to the menu button on the right of each repository list entry. Repository errors are shown next to the menu button on the right of each repository list entry.
 The following errors can occur: The following errors can occur:
-  * The host-ID is not configured in the config.xml+  * The host ident is not configured in the config.xml
   * There are system-credentials missing for that repository (OAuth based systems only)   * There are system-credentials missing for that repository (OAuth based systems only)
  
-The following figure shows, how these errors look like, when you click on the error-indicators (yellow exclamation mark)+The following figure shows, how these errors look like, when you click on the error-indicator (yellow exclamation mark)
  
 {{:cms:repository-error.png?600|}} {{:cms:repository-error.png?600|}}