Hello!
So. I'm trying to create a working server to store and manage images DICOM.
The scheme which I imagine is as follows: Ubuntu Server 14.04.3 + Orthanc 1.0.0, together with Web viewer, PostgreSQL and DICOMweb
Despite my efforts to the attached, I yet was not able to succeed.
The only thing that I got this: Compile Orthanc 1.0.0 on Ubuntu Server 14.04.3, transfer it to the MRI images and open them via a web interface on your computer.
Compile and configure the plugin, I could not, and did not work as well to adjust receiving of images in programs for viewing DICOM.
Learning Orthanc was very difficult task! A lot of information, but there is no detailed instructions for beginners, so some attempts to do something to an end without success, which led to great disappointment.
Im trying to follow the instructions to compile the plugin:
(Dynamic linking for Ubuntu 14.04
================================
# mkdir Build
# cd Build
# cmake .. -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug -DUSE_GTEST_DEBIAN_SOURCE_PACKAGE=ON
# make)
to create plug-ins, also ended unsuccessfully. I could not figure out where to copy the source code, in which folder to run the creation, and where to look for then result.
I tried a lot of variants practicing with the virtual machine, but the line of code to run a long line, so no led nowhere....
The participants in the discussion recommended the use of docker, but I did not understand the logic and sequence of necessary actions that are described in the instructions: https://github.com/jodogne/OrthancDocker
Alain Mazy suggested to try another docker (https://bitbucket.org/snippets/osimis/eynLn), but after installing Docker refused to run.
Besides, I do not quite understand how it is expedient to use a docker for a server that will not work in the test mode, and solve everyday tasks?
Maybe someone is faced with similar problems during the installation (setting) Orhtanc and be able to share solutions?
Alain Mazy suggested to try another docker (https://bitbucket.org/snippets/osimis/eynLn), but not installing Docker:
Hello!
Hello!