Posts by tmalina

    Hallo,


    i must send daily a test images to our tele-radiology center. I will use the example files from dicomconquest server.


    I have to change followed DICOM tags in the images:
    0010,0010 PatientName (only once)
    0008,0020 StudyDate (every day, the current date)
    0020,000D StudyInstanceUID (every day new)


    How can I do it with the dgate command line?


    Thanks,


    Thomas Malina

    Hi,


    I'm not sure how to do it and I'm very new with Conquest. I think there are 2 possibilities where you can start testig:


    1. set following Values in the ini file:
    ForwardCollectDelay =86400
    with this settings all delayed commands in all convertesr will run after 24 hours (3600s*24) and add this converter:
    ExportConverter0 = delete image %f


    2. in this case the files will be deletet after 23 o'clock.
    ExportConverter1 = between "2","23";defer;dgate -p5678 --deleteimagefile:%f
    (-p is the portnumber of your Conquest server)


    Thomas

    Hallo Marcel,


    I was trying with "delete study" and "delete series" bet the result was an crash of the server or error messages like this:
    [TESTCON1] ***Exportconverter0: Spawning 'delete study' failed (argv=D:\transfer\conquest_test\Data\M352121\1.3.12.2.1107.5.2.9.16012.2.0.852381613502293_0001_000001_12320137020000.v2)


    Probably I need to set a parameter "delete study %o". Is %o a study parameter?


    but the working solution is:
    ExportConverter0 = ifnotequal "%V0008,0090[0,7]","yyyyyyyy"; stop; forward to yyyyy; delete image %f



    Thomas

    Hi,
    I will try you version.


    Now I use this and it works for my small test installation. I hope deleting over 1000 images with
    dgate -p5678 --deleteimagefile:%f
    will not make high CPU load on the Server.


    Thomas


    ExportConverters = 2
    ExportConverter0 = ifequal "%u","xxxx"; stop; ifnotequal "%V0008,0090[0,7]","yyyyyyyy"; stop; forward to xxxx
    ExportConverter1 = ifequal "%u","xxxx"; stop; ifnotequal "%V0008,0090[0,7]","yyyyyyyy"; stop; between "2","23";defer;dgate -p5678 --deleteimagefile:%f

    Hallo,


    thank you for the informations. It works great.


    Do you know if there is a possibility to delete the images on the local server after successful transfer to the destination?
    I found some “delete” option in the export converters, but I don’t know how to use it.


    Code
    ExportConverter0 = ifnotequal "%V0008,0090[0,7]","TESTxxxx"; stop;forward to TESTCON3;delete;
    [TESTCON1] ExportConverter0.2: forward D:\transfer\conquest_test\Data\973904240\1.3.12.2.1107.5.2.12.21607.30000008010807170259300000291_0008_000020_12317744310314.v2 to TESTCON3
    [TESTCON1] ***Exportconverter0: Spawning 'delete' failed (argv=D:\transfer\conquest_test\Data\973904240\1.3.12.2.1107.5.2.12.21607.30000008010807170259300000291_0008_000020_12317744310314.v2)


    This server should just forward incoming images to another Conquest over VPN, and dont save them local.


    Thanks you.
    Thomas

    Hi,
    I use Windows, and this Problem was/is only on my test computer (this computer is in two different Networks). I have testet other DHCP-Clients, and they works fine.
    Thanks.


    Thomas

    Hi,
    I have installed Conquests 1.4.14. Everything is working ok, but when I use hostnames in my Acrnema.map I can't get the pictures from my server to the client (K1). The clients uses DHCP to get the IP-address and I can't change it.


    I have tested some configurations in acrnema.map


    K1 127.0.0.1 10004 un ----> works (ping 127.0.0.1 -> works)
    K1 localhost 10004 un ----> works (ping localhost -> works)
    K1 1q 10004 un ----> don't work (ping 1q -> works)
    K1 1q.domain.tld un ----> don't work (ping 1q.domain.tld -> works)


    using wildcards like in this post:
    http://www.image-systems.biz/f…0&p=5111&hilit=dhcp#p5111
    don't work either.


    What can I do?


    Thomas