Hi,
there is an experimental script in 'association.lua' in recent versions that can enable parallel forwarding. You can give that a try. It likely only works for the 'delayed' forward rules e.g. 'forward study to PACS'
Marcel
Hi,
there is an experimental script in 'association.lua' in recent versions that can enable parallel forwarding. You can give that a try. It likely only works for the 'delayed' forward rules e.g. 'forward study to PACS'
Marcel
Hi,
NoDICOMCheck does mean that the server is less resilient to corrupted data, so it may crash sometimes.
But great to hear it helped.
Marce
Can you share a sample file as well?
Ah,
just put it at the end. New installations have a [lua] section.
Marcel
Hi,
the element length exceeds the group length, hence the error.
Try adding NoDICOMCheck = 1 to dicom.ini before the [lua] section.
Marcel
Hi,
I start it manually myself. Does anybody using docker on synology have an idea?
Marcel
Hi,
can you check there is no dgate.exe running in the task manager. Otherwise the port you are using may be in use by something else. Try another port.
Marcel
Send something to it from a print client. You can test it with conquest itself, it can send selected images to a print server.
It does by itself, it accepts DICOM print commands and prints to the default windows printer.
regards.
Hi,
1) Conquest acts automically as a print server. It prints to the default printer. There are a few configuration options to add headers and footers.
2) If you send to a print server it prints. If you send to conquest as is (as storage), it will not print easily (conquest can act as a print client using lua scriptint though).
3) Same AE and port as the main server.
regards,
Marcel
Hi,
it is called WatchFolder!
Marcel
Hi,
check the config.php in the webserver folder and acrnema.map in the main server folder. The first line should be correct for the server name, IP adrress and port.
Marcel
Give me more information about the error. What webpage are you looking at? Is config.php correct for the servers port etc
this is in the webserver right.
marcel
Of course for me the simplest implementation would be to save it to a temporary file!
newdicomobject currently accepts a json string, I guess I can make it accept a binary string as well, e.g.
DicomObject:new(binarystring):AddImage()
I will put it on the wishlist.
Marcel
Hi,
You have to delete the .sq3 file and then regenerate.
Making frequent backups is good idea as well
Marcel
Hi,
I think you can put the object in a private tag of a dicom message, which can be read on reception. But I do think many of the functions use temporary files.
E.g.
local dat=Command:GetVR(0x9999,0x0402,true);
local filename=tempfile(']]..ext..[[');
local f=io.open(filename,"wb");f:write(dat);f:close();
So if I understand you correctly you need a function that loads a binary string as dicom object.
Marcel
hm, can you share an image on my wall?
from which language? In lua you can say DicomObject:AddImage()
Marcel