PacsOne Server

I typed ps -ef|grep PacsOne at the command line and it only returned the admin line.

I don't see any errors in the messages file or in the log folder.

OK, I never quite got this to work. I am trying to figure out where the disconnect is. Now however, I can't seem to start PacsOne. I have tried /etc/init.d/pacsone start but it doesn't seem to start the program. I haven't changed anything. I can still access the sith through http://localhost/pacsone...

OK, now: admin@ubuntu:/$ sudo ps -ef|grep PacsOne admin 6054 1 0 12:40 pts/0 00:00:00 /home/pacsone/PacsOneSrv.exe --pidfile=/home/pacsone/pacsone.pid admin 6055 6054 0 12:40 pts/0 00:00:00 PacsOne.exe PacsOne admin 6056 6054 0 12:40 pts/0 00:00:00 PacsOneHL7.exe PacsOne admin 6401 5996 0 13:03 pts/...

OK,
Can you help me understand this?

I am using the Linux version with Ubuntu. I am still in the in evaluation period of the Premium Edition. Will this affect my ability to link with the device?

Hi. I am just getting started with PacsOne. I seem to have everything set up and all seems to be working well. We have just acquired a GE OEC 9900 C-arm which we would like to use in conjunction with PacsOne. I have set it up as an AE in PacsOne with Access Enable. I can ping the device from the Pac...

You should not run Step#10 above, since PacsOne uses a customized ImageMagick PHP extension which would actually interfere with the standard ImageMagick distribution installed on the same server. If I don't run step 10 above and just copy the file over, I can't even log in. For some reason, the ver...

Thank you for the reply. Everything seems to be running. Should I uninstall the downloaded version of ImageMagick? Also, the manual says the line should read: session.save_path = {SESSION_PATH} though there is no discription of what the {SESSION_PATH} should be. Should this line read "{SESSION_PATH}...

Hi all. I am new to PacsOne, in fact I'm going to try it out. It took me a long time to get it up and running on my Linux (Ubuntu) Server. I am also pretty new to Linux. I figured since I spent the time to do this I would share with the community to hopefully save someone else some time. Unfortunate...