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John Smith
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Wednesday 19 July 2006 6:31:42 am
hi there, I got two questions regarding ezpublish 3.6.1 which will help me to use the software as Document Managment System. 1. Managing Disk Space/Quota. Can Quota system be set on the software. For e.g. the member A can only be allowed to use 20MB space and another member can only be allowed to use 10MB, something like that. 2. Integration of Antivirus. Would it be possible to integrate Antivirus into ezpublish, so the documents get scanned before and after uploading/downloading. Smith.
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Egil Fujikawa Nes
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Wednesday 19 July 2006 9:10:00 pm
Hi
1.I'm not sure, but I don't thing it's any possibility for quota in eZ publish. It would be nice if somebody else could confirm this:
http://ez.no/community/forum/install_configuration/limiting_data_resources/re_limiting_data_resources
2.Yes it exist antivirus of eZ publish. Björn Dieding in Xrow have made a ClamAV integration that can be found here:
http://ez.no/community/contribs/applications/antivirus_clamav_integration
Best regards
Egil Fujikawa Nes
BuildCMS - Av. Paulista 777, 15° Andar - CEP: 01311-100 - São Paulo
URL: http://www.buildcms.com
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John Smith
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Thursday 20 July 2006 2:24:35 am
ezCrew - Any thoughts???? Hi there,
>>>1.I'm not sure, but I don't thing it's any possibility for quota in eZ publish. It would be nice if somebody else could confirm this:
http://ez.no/community/forum/inst...resources/re_limiting_data_resources So this means it is not possible to limit the users on the intranet for how much disk space they can use. If anybody else knows this, please confirm.
>>>2.Yes it exist antivirus of eZ publish. Björn Dieding in Xrow have made a ClamAV integration that can be found here:
http://ez.no/community/contribs/a...cations/antivirus_clamav_integration Thanks I know that extension, but is that extension applicable to both uploading/downloading? Smith
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Björn [email protected]
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Thursday 20 July 2006 5:54:45 am
Hi my antivirus stuff currently just applies for download, but it not hard to implement this for upload too. Towards the quota: everything is possible... not in there yet, but that's why we code everyday...
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John Smith
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Monday 14 August 2006 5:06:10 am
Any roadmap for "Quota System" in ezpublish?
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John Smith
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Thursday 01 February 2007 7:02:03 am
Any Luck with Quota System in ezpubish 3.9.x. Cheers Smith
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Luke Barton
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Thursday 01 February 2007 6:41:59 pm
John, Just an un-tested idea...(this assumes that users are uploading docs outside of the admin interface): 1. Add 2 fields to the user class: max_storage, current_storage. Set a max_storage for each user based on a default and any other business rules that may inform that number. 2. Each time a user uploads a doc, add that file size to the current_storage attribute of that user. 3. Step 2 implies that before presenting a user with an upload form, check to see if current_storage is less than max_storage. If so, present the form; otherwise alert the user of their maximum usage. 4. If a user goes a bit over, that's probably ok. I don't know how to check the filesize of a doc when uploading (but I'm sure someone does), but I know it's easy to query the filesize of a doc in the system. Hope this helps. Good luck. -Luke
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John Smith
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Friday 02 February 2007 2:17:10 am
Hi Luke, Thanks for your kind feedback. What I am trying to achieve is to restrict the users with the quota system. With the help of New Custom Edit Handler, newly registered users should have their own folders in the content structure. Here I want to apply quota system to each of the personal folders. In the folder, once logged in, they can create sub folders, articles, upload files, images etc. but want to restrict them when they exceed their quota. Hope someone can help me to achieve this. Cheers Smith
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Xavier Dutoit
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Friday 02 February 2007 3:25:16 am
Well, you can fetch all the files updated, sum the size and based on that decide if they are above quota. If it takes too long (doubt so, but never dug ezfile attribute enough to know how quick it is), you can write a custom template function, or cronjob it. X+
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John Smith
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Friday 02 February 2007 3:55:44 am
Hi Xavier, Thanks for your help. >>>Well, you can fetch all the files updated, sum the size and based on that decide if they are above quota.
I think that can be done in the same extension which I am using for creating a personal folder.
Am I right? >>>If it takes too long (doubt so, but never dug ezfile attribute enough to know how quick it is), you can write a custom template function, or cronjob it. I can't understand this bit. Would it be possible for you to explain me this point bit more in details. Cheers Smith
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Lazaro Ferreira
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Thursday 28 June 2007 8:30:51 am
Hi all We have seen Björn antivirus stuff for download, it implements an ezbinaryhandler. We need something like this to check the upload of MS Word files. After researching ezbinaryhandler it seems not ready to support upload (at least in version 3.8.6 ) , on the other hand, We think it is possible to use eZContentUploadHandler to do the job My question is, which approach do you recomend to implement Björn antivirus stuff for uploads of MS Word Files ? Regards
Lazaro
http://www.mzbusiness.com
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