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Create A Custom Media Converter For CR2 Files

The necessary files for this process are available from the Evolphin Support team upon request. The following steps should be run by the evolphin user. Download the files cr2-converter.xml and cr2-converter.tar.bz2 Extract cr2-converter.tar.bz2 to /home/evolphin/zoom-deploy/ Open Terminal and run the following command under this directory: chmod +x cr2-preview-extractor.sh Test the converter by running an instance of the

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Setting default umask/File Permissions for Zoom/Preview/Solr Servers

It is possible to set default umask for the files and directories created by Zoom products like Zoom server, Preview Server, Solr Server and HADR File Transfer Server.  Setting the default umask for Preview Server Preview server generates the previews of ingested assets on Zoom server. All the generated previews are stored in preview server cache. By

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Re-Indexer

Zoom Indexer provides a way of maintaining assets outside the Zoom repository, while still being able to reference them using proxies. (Refer to setup details here). For a growing set of assets present in a source location, we may want to continue indexing newly added assets periodically even after the completion of the initial indexing.

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Disabling FSCue

Zoom FSCue app is responsible for mac overlay icons/labels. Please follow the below given steps to disable the FSCue. Open “Terminal.app”. Stopping the currently running FSCue app: launchctl unload -S AQUA /Library/LaunchAgents/com.evolphin.zoom.FSCue.plist If above command doesn’t work then run: launchctl unload /Library/LaunchAgents/com.evolphin.zoom.FSCue.plist Above command will stop currently running FSCue  service. To disable FSCue app permanently and prevent it from

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Checking Open TCP Ports

The list of ports required by the Zoom desktop clients is specified here.  To test if the ports are open see steps below. Please replace any IP in the example with your Host Name/IP address: Desktop Client In a Web Browser open URL: http:<zoom preview server host/ip>:8873/vab . If you don’t see any errors and the

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Flatten Versions in Asset Browser

From 5.5 and above, Zoom offers the administrators the ability to shrink all the revision history of a file on the server. This feature is called flattening. This operation simply retains the asset in its latest content/ name/location but removes all the past activity on that asset. Flattening can be invoked from the Asset Browser as well

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File Content Search (Zoom 5.x)

File Content Search or Full-Text Search (FTS) Configuration File content search or Full-text search is implemented as a separate service running in conjunction with the Zoom server and the Preview Server. This process is designated as the Curator. The Curator server internally communicates with an Apache Solr instance to which the content indexing and searching are

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Zoom Server checkpointing on restart

From 5.2 and above, Zoom server can be configured to perform database checkpointing only at scheduled automatic server restarts. Previously, every time Zoom server started, checkpointing would be performed. This checkpointing would take stock of all data operations executed on the Zoom server since the previous checkpoint, compacting the database in the process. However, this was inconvenient

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Debugging Preview Generation

Debugging preview generation is helpful in following scenarios: Preview of some file or specific format is not available. Preview generation by some media convertor/custom convertor is not working. Debugging some new media convertor. Generated preview is not correct. For E.g color mismatch, low quality etc…   View Zoom Preview Server Log Zoom Preview server log can

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Configuring Hot Folders (5.3 and Above)

Introduction Hot Folders can be configured on local computers so that files placed into that folder, they will periodically get imported into the corresponding folder in Zoom. Metadata can also be applied to assets during a hot folder import. Scripts can be configured to run prior to (pre-scripts) and after (post-scripts) the actual import operation, allowing users

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Zoom Purge

From 5.3 and above, Zoom offers the administrators the facility to permanently remove unwanted file-data and thereby salvage disk space. This purge functionality can be invoked from the Asset Browser as well as from the command line client. From Zoom 7.0 and above, any user assigned to a role with ADMINISTER permission will be able

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Upgrading to Zoom Server 5.x (Linux)

Zoom Server Upgrade From 5.0 to 5.2 Upgrade Instructions From 5.0 to 5.2: The following instructions describe how to upgrade a Zoom Server installed on RedHat Enterprise Linux or CentOS. These instructions assume you have downloaded the zoom-unix64.tar.bz2 from the Zoom Support Center. Restart the Zoom Server services. Stop the Zoom Server and Zoom Preview Server (Only if the Preview Server

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