Alfresco + Konfiguration des File-Systems

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nas86

Hallo Community,

ich habe folgendes Problem.
Ich habe die Datei file-servers-context.xml versucht anzupassen. Die Datei liegt im Ordner tomcat\shared\classes\alfresco\extensions

Ich wollte den filesystem name anpassen.

<config evaluator=“string-compare“ condition=“Filesystems“ replace=“true“>‍

und

<filesystem name=“${filesystem.name}Irgendwas“>‍

oder

filesystem name=“Irgendwas“>‍

Hat beides nicht geklappt.
Habe das ganze über die file-servers.properties versucht jedoch auch ohne erfolg.
Hab ich was falsch gemacht?

Gruß,
nas86

njuettner_4133

Hi,

so wie ich das verstanden habe muss man es laut Anleitung wie folgt ändern:

(Auszug aus dem Wiki von Alfresco)

Filesystem Configuration

The filesystems available to the various file servers are configured via the file-servers.xml file in the WEB-INF\classes\alfresco folder, or the file-servers-custom.xml file in the WEB-INF\classes\alfresco\extension folder, via the Filesystems configuration section.

There are now two types of filesystem included in Alfresco, the original repository filesystem and the new AVM/WCM filesystem. The repository shared filesystems are configured using the <filesystem> tag, and the AVM/WCM shared filesystems are configured using the <avmfilesystem> tag.

Configuration items shown in bold were added in version 3.0 of Alfresco.

Repository Filesystems

The <filesystem name="…"> tag is used to create a repository filesystem with the specified name.

The filesystem requires a store name and root path. The default configuration creates an Alfresco filesystem using the following :-

<filesystems>
<filesystem name="Alfresco">
  <store>workspace://SpacesStore</store>
  <rootPath>/app:company_home</rootPath>
  [<relativePath>/My Space</relativePath>]
</filesystem>
</filesystems>

The optional <relativePath> tag can be specified to set the root of the filesystem at a particular folder. The relative path can be specified using forward or back slashes, and may contain multiple levels.

The repository filesystem supports the adding of pseudo files into the filesystem to provide URL link files that link to the web location of a CIFS folder, and/or special applications that run on the client side known as desktop actions. For more details on configuring desktop actions/URL files see Desktop Actions.

The <disableNodeMonitor/> configuration tag was added in v3.0, this is used to disable the monitoring of node service events for this filesystem. Node service monitoring is used to generate CIFS change notifications and update the file state cache when nodes are added, deleted, updated outside of the file server, this includes rule processing where files may be moved or new files generated.