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[JIRA Studio] Issue Comment Edited: (MH-2296) Typo on Uploader error message

Matterhorn Mailing List - Fri, Mar 12, 2010 10:27am GMT


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Allison Bloodworth edited comment on MH-2296 at 3/13/10 2:25 AM:
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This makes sense to me but I'm assigning this issue to Judy to confirm. Judy, can you reassign to Benjamin afterwards?

It would be nice to 'prevent errors' up front, but it seems at this point we can't really tell if a file will be processable until it goes into the pipeline. And if it isn't processable, the workflow would fail and it would show up in Recordings - Failed, wouldn't it?

Also, it looks like we have no help at all on "Media File" in the ingest form. Weren't we going to get something in there that explained this strange situation (e.g. I think they can check running a command an ffmpeg command on the command line (see MH-2254 & https://opencast.jira.com/wiki/display/MH/Media+Codecs+and+File+Types) to see what file types their installation could support? Perhaps in the help we could also list the media file types described here as what *may be* processable by Matterhorn. E.g. "Most Matterhorn installations can process .avi, .mp4..."

This makes me realize we need a story about being able to customize each installation's help. I'll add it as a story.


      was (Author: abloodworth):
    This makes sense to me but I'm assigning this issue to Judy to confirm. Judy, can you reassign to Benjamin afterwards?

It would be nice to 'prevent errors' up front, but it seems at this point we can't really tell if a file will be processable until it goes into the pipeline. And if it isn't processable, the workflow would fail and it would show up in Recordings - Failed, wouldn't it?

Also, it looks like we have no help at all on "Media File" in the ingest form. Weren't we going to get something in there that explained this strange situation (e.g. I think they can check running a command --maybe something about ffmpeg-- on the command line to see what file types their installation could support? Perhaps in the help we could also list the media file types described here as what *may be* processable by Matterhorn. E.g. "Most Matterhorn installations can process .avi, .mp4..."

This makes me realize we need a story about being able to customize each installation's help. I'll add it as a story.

 
> Typo on Uploader error message
> ------------------------------
>
>                 Key: MH-2296
>                 URL: http://opencast.jira.com/browse/MH-2296
>             Project: Matterhorn Project
>          Issue Type: Sub-Task
>          Components: *Administrative Tools Team
>    Affects Versions: 0.5-alpha
>            Reporter: Allison Bloodworth
>            Assignee: Judy Stern
>             Fix For: Iteration 9
>
>
> Currently the error message says: "Please select a media file to upload. The file muste be a video file (avi,mp4,mov,mpg,mkv,flv or wmv)." "Muste" is misspelled, and I'd like to see  the "dot"s and spaces after the commas. So could you please change it to: "Please select a media file to upload. The file must be a video file (.avi, .mp4, .mov, .mpg, .mkv, .flv or .wmv)."
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[JIRA Studio] Commented: (MH-1831) Explore the use of an easy to use theming/skinnning engine (perhaps with a UI to set the styles) to set visual styles in Matterhorn

Matterhorn Mailing List - Fri, Mar 12, 2010 10:21am GMT


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Allison Bloodworth commented on MH-1831:
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Clemens, the parent story card (MH-1830) is still open and in the Product Backlog, so I think it's something we get to if we can. Seems unlikely for 1.0 but who knows?

> Explore the use of an easy to use theming/skinnning engine (perhaps with a UI to set the styles) to set visual styles in Matterhorn
> -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: MH-1831
>                 URL: http://opencast.jira.com/browse/MH-1831
>             Project: Matterhorn Project
>          Issue Type: Sub-Task
>          Components: *Administrative Tools Team, *Engage Tools Team
>            Reporter: Allison Bloodworth
>            Assignee: Benjamin Wulff
>             Fix For: Product Backlog
>
>
> Explore the use of use something like jQuery themeroller (http://jqueryui.com/themeroller/) to style the Matterhorn UIs (Admin & Engage). Currently we don't believe the Fluid Skinning System has any functionality like this.
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[JIRA Studio] Commented: (MH-1874) As an administrator, I need to know what the system is doing when uploading large media files (ingest)

Matterhorn Mailing List - Fri, Mar 12, 2010 9:45am GMT


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Allison Bloodworth commented on MH-1874:
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Chris, can this story be closed?

> As an administrator, I need to know what the system is doing when uploading large media files (ingest)
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: MH-1874
>                 URL: http://opencast.jira.com/browse/MH-1874
>             Project: Matterhorn Project
>          Issue Type: Story Card
>          Components: *Administrative Tools Team
>            Reporter: Christopher Brooks
>            Assignee: Christopher Brooks
>
> The ingestion UI needs to be able to upload big files.  2+ gigabytes.  The swfloader does not do this appropriately, it will (on Mac OS) lock the browser window for minutes before starting to upload a large file.  This is a known issue, and does not look like one they are planning to fix.  Possible changes we could do:
> 1. Native browser upload with ajax feedback with apache commons file upload
> 2. Java applet signed so that it has local file system access.
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[JIRA Studio] Commented: (MH-2650) Create QA tests for entering times in Schedule Recording

Matterhorn Mailing List - Fri, Mar 12, 2010 8:57am GMT


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Allison Bloodworth commented on MH-2650:
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Done, see MH-2967.

> Create QA tests for entering times in Schedule Recording
> --------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: MH-2650
>                 URL: http://opencast.jira.com/browse/MH-2650
>             Project: Matterhorn Project
>          Issue Type: Sub-Task
>          Components: *QA and Release Team
>    Affects Versions: Iteration 8
>            Reporter: Allison Bloodworth
>            Assignee: Nils Birnbaum
>             Fix For: Iteration 9
>
>
> Nils, would you please create a set of QA tests to test the that recordings entered in the past receive an error message and recordings in the future succeed, as discussed in this bug: MH-2261? One thing we'll especially want to test is to make sure a recording scheduled for the NEXT day at a time EARLIER than the current time (e.g. if it's 10am when the test is run, try to schedule for 9am) succeeds. Thanks
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[JIRA Studio] Commented: (MH-2531) Design more understandable controls for selecting flavor

Matterhorn Mailing List - Fri, Mar 12, 2010 5:07am GMT


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Allison Bloodworth commented on MH-2531:
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Reading the 3/8 thread, Mapping Flavour -> Workflow, I realized that the workflow doesn't use the labels used in the UI for the capture agent inputs as flavors, but that there does need to be some sort of mapping from these inputs to the flavors. It seems like it *might* be helpful/easiest for the admin if the inputs in the Scheduler UI were labeled in the same way as the flavors that in the Ingest UI, so perhaps using flavors to label the capture agent inputs is something to suggest in the documentation. Otherwise, when ingesting (e.g. replacement media) they will have to select something different from what they'd originally specified when they scheduled the recording.

> Design more understandable controls for selecting flavor
> --------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: MH-2531
>                 URL: http://opencast.jira.com/browse/MH-2531
>             Project: Matterhorn Project
>          Issue Type: Sub-Task
>          Components: *Administrative Tools Team
>            Reporter: Judy Stern
>            Assignee: Matterhorn BA/UX
>             Fix For: Iteration 8
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[JIRA Studio] Commented: (MH-1800) Ingest UI: Several browsers chrash when file > 2 GB is selected and 'submit' is clicked

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Allison Bloodworth commented on MH-1800:
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Benjamin, if we do include the Ajax uploader as a 'graceful degradation' from the Java uploader, could you make sure that we include information (probably on the form, and perhaps also in the Help) about the fact that >2GB files may crash the browser? Thanks!

> Ingest UI: Several browsers chrash when file > 2 GB is selected and 'submit' is clicked
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: MH-1800
>                 URL: http://opencast.jira.com/browse/MH-1800
>             Project: Matterhorn Project
>          Issue Type: Bug
>          Components: *Administrative Tools Team
>            Reporter: Benjamin Wulff
>            Assignee: Benjamin Wulff
>             Fix For: Iteration 9
>
>   Original Estimate: 30 minutes
>  Remaining Estimate: 30 minutes
>
> When a file with size > 2GB is selected and the submit button is clicked several browsers (FF,IE,Safari) crash. This is due to the fact that swfUpload "stores the file size and reports upload progress using 32 bit signed integers"[1]. Adobe officially supports file upload with Flash only for files 100 MB max [1].
> I propose to check the file size and inform the user that the file is too big (>2GB) and cannot be uploaded.
> [1] http://swfupload.org/forum/generaldiscussion/584
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[Opencast] 2010 CCUMC Annual Conference Call for Proposals

Community Mailing List - Fri, Mar 12, 2010 3:09am GMT

Dear Opencast community,

Please consider submitting a presentation proposal for the 2010 CCUMC Annual Conference by April 2.  As Program Committee co-chair, I would like to have a substantial track component of the conference devoted to academic content capture and casting.  CCUMC is a great group of over 700 media and academic technology professionals and we look forward to your contribution.  The Call for Proposals is below.  If you have any questions, feel free to contact me off list.

Sincerely,
-Mark McCallister
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October 6 - 10, 2010
Buffalo, New York
Hosted by the University at Buffalo

Call for Presentation Proposals

About the Conference
The CCUMC Annual Conference is the premier annual event for the sharing of knowledge and wisdom about media and academic technology in higher education institutions throughout North America. CCUMC's 2010 conference promises to be the best yet, with a fun, exciting, and informative mix of 24 scheduled concurrent sessions, 6 interest groups, and daily keynotes and general sessions.  This year's conference will include a special campus tour of University at Buffalo facilities highlighting media, academic technology, and learning spaces, as well as an outing to Niagara Falls for a tour and dinner.  More information about the conference is at: http://ccumc.buffalo.edu

Invitation to present
CCUMC invites members and other interested parties to submit proposals for presentations to be considered for inclusion into the conference program.  Each concurrent session is allotted a one hour time slot for their program, which generally includes 45 minutes for a formal presentation and additional time for Q&A or discussion.  Presentations may be made by individuals, or by panels of presenters from one or more institution.  Although the tone of the CCUMC Annual Conference is decidedly informal, presentations are expected to be professional and thorough, as they will represent the presenters, their institutions, and CCUMC.

Topics
CCUMC encourages both a variety and depth of presentation proposals centered around leadership and the convergence of media, technology, and learning in higher education.  A sampling of topics of interest include:

Leadership:  Staff development, project management, faculty training, customer service, strategic alignment, benchmarking, media services planning, chargebacks, media center leadership, "cost-no-object" and budget projects, staff rewards, disaster plans and course continuance strategies, money savings

Media:  Distance and online learning, copyright, digital materials licensing, transitions in collection development, new media collections such as videogames, digital content, audio/video books, e-books, Blu-Ray, digital reserves, on-demand video, checkout services, digitizing projects, locally managed streaming media, mobile library access

Technology:  Classroom technology, Green AV & IT, A/V & building systems integration and commissioning, Videoconferencing, Integration of H.323 infrastructure with instant messaging and VOIP, security & safety, facilities, acoustics & audio system design, projection technologies, high definition migration, digital TV, HDCP/EDID/HDMI, campus cable TV, emergency notification, control systems, remote asset management, trouble ticketing, emerging technologies, and standards

Learning:  Green learning, instructional design, media literacy, social media, Web 2.0, classroom response systems (clickers & online), mobile instructional iPhone/smart phone applications, podcasting, iTunes U, classroom design, lecture capture, and online courses

How to submit
Presentation proposal submissions are accepted online at the 2010 Annual Conference website:
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Presentation proposals require contact information for all presenters, session title, short summary, and a maximum 500-word abstract.  The deadline for proposal submissions is Friday, April 2, 2010.

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The CCUMC Program Committee exists to ensure the highest quality program for Conference attendees.  As part of that charge, the CCUMC Program Committee is eager to assist potential presenters in developing topics, finding co-presenters, or answering any questions about conference content or the submission process.  Following the proposal submission deadline, the Program Committee will electronically mail proposal acceptance letters on April 28, 2010.  The final Program will be published on May 17, 2010, the same day that conference registration opens. Conference presenters will need to submit materials to the CCUMC Conference Proceedings Editor for inclusion in the printed Proceedings book by August 2, 2010, and to register for the conference no later than September 1, 2010.

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[Opencast] Introduction & Variations

Community Mailing List - Fri, Mar 12, 2010 2:56am GMT

Hello all,

I wanted to introduce myself to the list here: I’m Mark Notess, development manager for the Variations Digital Music Library open source project at Indiana University. Here is our project URL:

http://variations.sourceforge.net

We have had some discussions with our Matterhorn people locally and were advised to introduce ourselves on this list. The reason for our interest is that we are planning to add video capability to the digital audio streaming we already have been doing for many years. The key difference we’ve seen so far between our work and yours is that our focus is on pedagogical use of commercial content owned by libraries rather than on lecture capture and replay.

Our pedagogical focus has led to the development of some significant annotation and bookmarking capabilities. Currently, most of our functionality is only available through our Java client, but we now have a browser-based audio player and are moving additional functionality to the browser eventually. We also have ingest tools. The Variations system has been heavily used at IU for many years and has recently been adopted, or is in pilot, at over a dozen other institutions.

We have not gotten very far with our video plans yet other than to apply to the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) for a planning grant, which we hope to get this summer. But we wanted to let people in this community know of our existence and interests in case there are some opportunities for collaboration.

Please don’t hesitate to contact me with any questions about Variations.

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[JIRA Studio] Commented: (MH-2713) create config file for capture agent registry

Matterhorn Mailing List - Fri, Mar 12, 2010 2:37am GMT


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Greg Logan commented on MH-2713:
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Basic functionality committed as r6321, does not reload list of sticky agents automatically.  I either have to do this manually or we need to change from pax to FileInstall.

> create config file for capture agent registry
> ---------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: MH-2713
>                 URL: http://opencast.jira.com/browse/MH-2713
>             Project: Matterhorn Project
>          Issue Type: Sub-Task
>          Components: *Capture Team
>            Reporter: Adam Hochman
>            Assignee: Greg Logan
>             Fix For: Iteration 10
>
>
> see last comments in parent story card.  basically relying on the agents to be online in order for them to show up in the UI is an annoyance to the user.   I assume this will change the service imple, but micah will use the same list agents service call.  It would be great if this call continued to include any agents avail on the network but not listed in this new config file.
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[JIRA Studio] Commented: (MH-2960) Behaviour of Admin UI for Capture Recording

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Greg Logan commented on MH-2960:
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6 is requested functionality as specified by MH-2713 and is currently in progress.

> Behaviour of Admin UI for Capture Recording
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>                 Key: MH-2960
>                 URL: http://opencast.jira.com/browse/MH-2960
>             Project: Matterhorn Project
>          Issue Type: Task
>          Components: *Capture Team
>    Affects Versions: Iteration 10
>            Reporter: Nils Birnbaum
>            Assignee: Christopher Brooks
>            Priority: Critical
>             Fix For: Iteration 11
>
>
> At the moment the behaviour of the Admin UI is very confusing. Outcome of this task should be a couple of subtask to solve this. I guess the actual behaviour might be a problem of missing information, not finished tasks and/or maybe bugs. Actual  I can
> 1) schedule a recording and it will appears in the upcoming list.
> 2) when I schedule the the capture I couldn't choose the input caused by missing capabilities (MH-2918)
> 3) the job appears in the Capturing section independent from the fact that he's capturing or not (assume missing informations. is there a ticket for this?)
> 4) the job counter (is this the name for the number beside the section headline?) is everytime 0
> 5) when the capture finished, the job get lost, it don't appears in Finished or Failed
> 6) The capture Agent won't be removed from the UIs when it's down
> Thoughts as comment and/or we will discuss this in the next capture/admin meetings on Monday
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Thank you, Allison and all the best!

Matterhorn Mailing List - Thu, Mar 11, 2010 10:15pm GMT

Hi Allison,

we all a bit shocked to recognize that you leave Matterhorn. We are
really sorry to hear that! As Ruben said there are a lot of people in
the project but there "are" some Matterhorn. You are one of these!

So I'd like to say thank you Allison! For the inspiring work, great
ideas, enlightening discussions and the spirit you brought in the
project! And also for the neat "peanuts": Fighting with your dog in the
morning to avoid postman meat, typing in speed of light by record in
writing ...!

We'll miss that all and of cause you Allison!

All the best Allison, and fresh energy to explore new shores!

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[JIRA Studio] Commented: (MH-2918) No possibilty to choose Input for Capture Box when Scheduling a Recording

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Nils Birnbaum commented on MH-2918:
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Micah should we create a ticket that we have missing capabilities for capture agents?

> No possibilty to choose Input for Capture Box when Scheduling a Recording
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>
>                 Key: MH-2918
>                 URL: http://opencast.jira.com/browse/MH-2918
>             Project: Matterhorn Project
>          Issue Type: Bug
>          Components: *Administrative Tools Team
>    Affects Versions: Iteration 10
>            Reporter: Nils Birnbaum
>            Assignee: Micah Sutton
>            Priority: Blocker
>         Attachments: agent_status.png, schedule1.png, schedule2.png, schedule3.png
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Farewell to Allison Bloodworth

Matterhorn Mailing List - Thu, Mar 11, 2010 9:47am GMT


As some of you may already know, Allison will be leaving Matterhorn on
Monday March 15th.  She has been an key contributor to the project and
will be sorely missed.  In the past 9 months, she has brought an
abundance of energy, intelligence, and passion to this project, and has
generously provided UX expertise as well as a multitude of other skills
whenever help was needed.  She has worn many hats!

In conversations with others in the community,  I have heard an
abundance of warm praise as well as sadness about her departure,  
Although this is not an ideal circumstance, the cost savings from her
absence  will at least help us as we transition to the project's second
year.  And I am heartened by the promising opportunities Allison has
ahead of her,  We'll miss you Allison!


Best,
Adam
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[JIRA Studio] Commented: (MH-2451) Create skeletal structure

Matterhorn Mailing List - Thu, Mar 11, 2010 6:50am GMT


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Kristofor Amundson commented on MH-2451:
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Okay, so I committed revision 6309 which shows how to insert the video monitoring service into a pipeline, however I don't think this will be possible with mock sources, only live ones. It hasn't been integrated into anything yet because there are numerous questions about how to go about that.

> Create skeletal structure
> -------------------------
>
>                 Key: MH-2451
>                 URL: http://opencast.jira.com/browse/MH-2451
>             Project: Matterhorn Project
>          Issue Type: Sub-Task
>            Reporter: Christopher Brooks
>            Assignee: Kristofor Amundson
>            Priority: Critical
>             Fix For: Iteration 9
>
>
> Create new AudioMonitoring and VideoMonitoring classes in CaptureAgent and hook them up to the gstreamer pipeline with a Tee, they should just print to the log debug something interesting about the video
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json consumers?

Matterhorn Mailing List - Thu, Mar 11, 2010 5:50am GMT

Is anybody writing UI code that consumes the workflow service's json feeds?  There's a lot of json-generating code in workflow that still needs to be tested.  If nobody's using it, I'd rather just throw it away than write tests for code that isn't even used.

Thanks,
Josh

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Minimal assembly capture agent: video + vga via USB

Matterhorn Mailing List - Thu, Mar 11, 2010 4:51am GMT

Hi all,

Has anybody experimented with capturing both video/audio and vga via
USB? VGA via USB is of course no problem, and part of the current
capture agent spec.

However, the hauppage internal video capture card requires a PCI slot,
which rules out the relatively recent generation mini pcs, such as the
Acer Revo, etc. If there was a solution for video/audio capture via
usb, you could just get a small-form-factor low-power pc off the
shelf, and plug all capture devices in via USB.

I concede that in a production environment, you might want ready-made
boxes, with capture cards in PCI slots. Then again, at a first look,
some of the recommended components weren't readily available in the
UK, and so an all-USB solution would make experimentation quite
simple, and might also allow you to make small portable capture
agents.

Any thoughts?
Bjoern
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Running clover locally

Matterhorn Mailing List - Thu, Mar 11, 2010 4:35am GMT

We've been having problems with the build server today.  And since we're focusing on code coverage this iteration, that kind of sucks, because the coverage reports are generated as part of the build on the build server.

So I did some digging on the Atlassian site, and found this: http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/CLOVER/Clover-for-Eclipse

Instant gratification (see attached).  If anybody wants a copy of the clover license, let me know.  All I ask is that you be respectful of the license... this isn't free software, so please don't share it outside of the project.

Josh


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[JIRA Studio] Commented: (MH-2311) VM Dev errors

Matterhorn Mailing List - Thu, Mar 11, 2010 3:38am GMT


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Clemens Gruber commented on MH-2311:
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path has changed but ideally rev# should be displayed an all admin pages in a orange bar on top

> VM Dev errors
> --------------
>
>                 Key: MH-2311
>                 URL: http://opencast.jira.com/browse/MH-2311
>             Project: Matterhorn Project
>          Issue Type: Bug
>          Components: *Project Infrastructure / IT Team
>    Affects Versions: 0.5-alpha
>            Reporter: Clemens Gruber
>            Assignee: Manjit Trehan
>            Priority: Minor
>             Fix For: 0.5-alpha
>
>         Attachments: vm-command-while-login.png, vm-update-error.png, vm-update-error_2nd-computer.png
>
>
> While running Dev VM there is an error
> rm: cannot remove '/data/nightly/log/update.log.3': No such file or directory
> .. nohup: redirecting stderr to stdout
> same while trying to update VM (see screenshot)
> While login there is an ouput instead of a promt for login (second screenshot)
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update mechanism Dev VM not working

Matterhorn Mailing List - Thu, Mar 11, 2010 3:30am GMT

Hi, this is a Mail for Chris, Manjit and Ruediger but FYI also on list.

I have tried again the VM opencast-6217.zip. It is initial running with
> current version 6217

but the update process via
> sh update-matterhorn.sh

failed. The VM isn't working any more and after restarting there is
still the message "current version 6217" Any ideas?

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[JIRA Studio] Commented: (MH-1808) As an administrator, I want to choose an alternative workflow, so that I can generate a DVD image

Matterhorn Mailing List - Thu, Mar 11, 2010 2:08am GMT


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Judy Stern commented on MH-1808:
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Yes, basically. (The ulterior motive is really to just allow the admin to choose an alternative workflow of any kind.) But from the perspective of the admin we can say that her goal is to generate a ready-to-burn image that she can (definitely) download (via he "Download" link on the hold screen). Make sense?

> As an administrator, I want to choose an alternative workflow, so that I can generate a DVD image
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>                 Key: MH-1808
>                 URL: http://opencast.jira.com/browse/MH-1808
>             Project: Matterhorn Project
>          Issue Type: Story Card
>          Components: *Administrative Tools Team, *Architecture & Services Design/Impl Team
>            Reporter: Adam Hochman
>            Assignee: Christopher Brooks
>            Priority: Critical
>             Fix For: Iteration 11
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