| commandline: import CD images into local archive |
May 17, 2020 07:59 AM
by Tommy
by Tommy
hi there, I wonder if this is already possible or not with the commandline.
if yes, which syntax should I have to use?
if not, please add it to the ToDo List
if yes, which syntax should I have to use?
if not, please add it to the ToDo List
May 17, 2020 11:58 AM
by aaaaaaa
by aaaaaaa
I would also like to see this feature, because I would autostart the import when the CD is inserted instead of manual import.
May 22, 2020 11:59 AM
by
by
Sure, we'll place it on our to-do list.
Jun 12, 2020 05:29 PM
by Muhammad Shoyab
by Muhammad Shoyab
In fact, we'd need a command line which can import to database particular folders, or particular zip files, so that we don't have to do it manually every time.
This would be a killer feature, I hope.
Dr Muhammad Shoyab
Asst Professor (Radiology)
jewmch.com
This would be a killer feature, I hope.
Dr Muhammad Shoyab
Asst Professor (Radiology)
jewmch.com
Jun 13, 2020 11:06 AM
by
by
Yes, if this feature is added, you will be able to import anything you define: CD, folders, files, ZIP archives...
Nov 11, 2020 02:51 AM
by Dr Muhammad Shoyab
by Dr Muhammad Shoyab
Thank you for including the command line import function, but I couldn't find out how to do it in the manual. So, would you please mention the command syntax here.
Nov 11, 2020 07:36 AM
by aaaaaa
by aaaaaa
Most importantly, do you plan to implement this function in the next 12 months?
Nov 11, 2020 08:39 PM
by
by
It seems that this feature did not make it to the 2020.2 version after all...
We'll do our best to include this functionality in the next version.
We'll do our best to include this functionality in the next version.
Nov 12, 2020 06:34 PM
by boskar
by boskar
In fact it's perfectly possible to do it in current version with external storescu.exe or dcmsend.exe, while keeping Radiant open and accepting incoming files.
Nov 12, 2020 09:26 PM
by @boskar
by @boskar
Great, this did not occur to me. Maybe you have experience with another problem I am facing: I use radiant AND it's local database on my main computer but will not buy radiant licenses for all computers (for instance that ones I use once in 3 weeks). I want to have the radiant local database automatically mirrored by a pacs server, so that I can access the images from other viewers too (i.e. Weasis). Do you know a free pacs server that could monitor a directory (in this case radiant db directory) for _change_ and automatically mirror / import new files?
Nov 12, 2020 10:41 PM
by boskar
by boskar
Short answer is no.
Long answer - I'd pick Orthanc, and either give up on Local Database if You have Orthanc in Your LAN (gigabit network is fast enough), or - if You need Local Database and PACS I'd give up "monitoring changes" in database, I'd rather import the data simultanously using third party tool to Orthanc and Radiant, OR I'd import the data to Orthanc and push it to Radiant from Orthanc.
I don't know any folder-watching solution for windows, I've tried on Linux, It did not work very well.
Long answer - I'd pick Orthanc, and either give up on Local Database if You have Orthanc in Your LAN (gigabit network is fast enough), or - if You need Local Database and PACS I'd give up "monitoring changes" in database, I'd rather import the data simultanously using third party tool to Orthanc and Radiant, OR I'd import the data to Orthanc and push it to Radiant from Orthanc.
I don't know any folder-watching solution for windows, I've tried on Linux, It did not work very well.