In Zoom 6.0, the Web Management Console has a Curator Manager tab which shows some key information pertaining to the indexing engine Curator. It shows details of all the failed index calls in Curator server. This portion is not working on Zoom Windows server. Here is how you can fix it: Download the file from […]
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Indexed Doc An indexed doc means Asset on that revision has been successfully added to Curator. You can check whether a document is indexed in Asset Browser. Go to Actions – Index Status The above image has following details for Asset ID 832 At Repository Revision (RRN) 102 Non-Content status is INDEXED Content status is
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Clean State of the Curator Stop Curator Service You have to delete the Curator indexes: For Zoom 7.2 and below, locate the directory specified in <ZOOM_INSTALL_DIR>/conf/server.xml under the tag <solrDataDir> inside <FtsSpec>. Delete this directory from disk. In the FTS Spec specified here, the directory path mentioned in the tag <solrDataDir> is /opt/zoom/db/solr-db/ For Zoom 7.3 onwards,
Curator Dashboard Minimum Zoom version supported: 6.0 To launch go to System – Curator – Curator Dashboard List of Failed documents and Reindex failed documents Reindex All: An attempt is made to reindex all failed Assets Reindex Selected Assets: An attempt is made to reindex selected Assets Refresh: Fetch latest changes from Server From Zoom 7.3
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Minimum Zoom version supported: 6.0 Not valid from Zoom 7.3 onwards. This document describes the various configuration parameters of Curator. Basic Configuration The basic configuration that must be performed involves the following aspects. The associated config fields are also given for each step. Enable or disable file content indexing. Config field: fileContentIndex Enable or disable
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Minimum Zoom version supported: 6.0 Curator backup and restore can be performed either through a web API or manually. Both methods are described below. Backup Web API Stop all Zoom Servers. Open the following URLs in the order they are written http://<curator-server-hostname>:8983/solr/BK/replication?command=backup http://<curator-server-hostname>:8983/solr/ID/replication?command=backup Start all Zoom Servers Backup Name: You can give a name to
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Introduction When a video file is checked into Zoom, every time a thumbnail of the video file is generated. The thumbnail is the first frame of the video. Prior to Zoom 6.0, the default frame was not configurable and always the first frame was treated as the thumbnail. From Zoom 6.0 and above, the user has
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In Zoom 6.0 and above, the various logs related to zoom, curator and preview servers will be available in a tab named “Log Browser” in Log Management tab of Webmin and Log Management Tab of Z-Settings dialog. Zoom Server-Side Log Management : Panel Components : Select Logs Files Section: Drop-down menu options for selection of logs files are
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From Zoom 6.0 and above, Zoom supports configuring hot folders on remote machines directly from the Zoom Web Management Console. This is useful, for example, when we have to set up Hot Folders to run on headless terminals. Only superadmin users can perform remote Hot Folder configurations. Zoom Client Proxy service must be running on
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As of Zoom 6.0, new options have been added to preview server cleanup settings. DO_NOT_CLEAN_FUIDS: This option will skip the original asset source file from the cleanup. In other words, original asset file will not be deleted by cleanup process. DO_NOT_CLEAN_PREVIEWS: Do not delete any preview file. Generated previews will never be deleted. DEFAULT: the Cleanup process will decide based on
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From Zoom 6.0 onwards, Zoom administrators can edit the system-wide metadata schema from within the Web Management console’s Metadata Editor page. Open the Metadata Editor page under the System node in the Admin Menu sidebar. The metadata schema is saved in the metadataspec.xml present in your Zoom installation’s conf/ folder. The page has three
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Zoom 6.0, and above, supports customization of user-interface messages and text. If you are unsatisfied with the language of any particular installed message or text, you can make it more refined, easy to understand, or, relevant to your organization. This customization is meant to be performed by advanced users or system administrators. These custom messages
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Problem In Zoom 6.0, On Mac client, we have seen that the default thumbnail applied to a video file at the time of import is not getting applied to the frame which the user has specified in percentage but the first frame is applied by default. Solution Download the latest ffmpeg distribution from the site: https://ffmpeg.org/
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Curator Based Indexing and Searching From Zoom 6.0 onwards, search speeds have enhanced using a dedicated index and search engine that ships with the Zoom Server installation package. This indexing service is called the Curator. Curator was available with earlier Zoom versions too, only in a limited form – it was used for file-content searches
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Zoom FSCue app is responsible for mac overlay icons/labels. Please follow the below given steps to disable the FSCue. Open “Terminal.app”. Stopping the currently running FSCue app: launchctl unload -S AQUA /Library/LaunchAgents/com.evolphin.zoom.FSCue.plist If above command doesn’t work then run: launchctl unload /Library/LaunchAgents/com.evolphin.zoom.FSCue.plist Above command will stop currently running FSCue service. To disable FSCue app permanently and prevent it from
The list of ports required by the Zoom desktop clients is specified here. To test if the ports are open see steps below. Please replace any IP in the example with your Host Name/IP address: Desktop Client In a Web Browser open URL: http:<zoom preview server host/ip>:8873/vab . If you don’t see any errors and the
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If you need to add the ampersand character in a metadata property name or value, adding the “&” character directly as is in the schema xml file would not work. Instead, please use the equivalents as shown below: <field ns=”zoom” name=”ArchiveStatus” label=”Archive& Status”/> OR <field ns=”zoom” name=”ArchiveStatus” label=”Archive& Status”/>
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From Zoom, we can, not just pull the user accounts from the Directory Server but also groups, and the association of the users to those groups. Any group that is marked as a member of the filter group configured in Zoom will automatically get pulled to Zoom, and be created as a child-role under the
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Zoom MAM Server and Preview Server support communication using TLS/SSL. Typically, Zoom users access these servers through the following: – Browsers, to view the Web Management console or to open Zoom Web Client Apps – Desktop Asset Browser, Zoom Client Proxy, Zoom Preview Server, to execute Web APIs The steps to set up
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Target Audience: This article is targeted at system administrator who are comfortable with command line tools. If you are not please ask your system administrator to help you upload bulk metadata in Zoom. Zoom supports import of assets as well as metadata using the command line interface. This will allow you to import either assets
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