Hello Mayan users. I just published a post detailing the added changes in
what will be Mayan EDMS NG version 3.0. The post includes animation to help
convey better the nature of the changes.
Some of what you will see in the next version:
- Turning Mayan EDMS into a single page app
- Upgra
These changes will be available in the next version of Mayan EDMS NG,
version 3.0. We don't have developer access to the official Mayan EDMS
repository. It will up to Roberto and his core team to include our changes.
The code is almost ready and a release should happen soon.
On Saturday, Marc
Hi guys,
I am wondering what hardware you are using to host Mayan EDMS.
Normally I was planing to use a Raspberry as I like the fact that is does
not consume a lot of power and needs no fan.
However, as I saw a few days ago the Raspberry is not powerful enough.
Therefore, it would be greate if y
Great info Michael! Looking forward for release date...
On Sunday, March 18, 2018 at 9:19:22 AM UTC+2, Michael Price wrote:
>
> Hello Mayan users. I just published a post detailing the added changes in
> what will be Mayan EDMS NG version 3.0. The post includes animation to help
> convey better
I have a small docker swarm of 4 NUC-sized machines (mix of Core i5 and
Core i7 CPUs) plus one old laptop (Core i5); each of the 5 hosts runs
Fedora. Mayan and its database are running as two services in the swarm,
attached to a mayan-specific docker network. The docker volume runs under a
separate
Dang, you just broke all my code :-) Oh well, the price of progress...
I can see that the REST URLs have changed. As far as you know, are the data
structures returned from the calls the same as under the old API? Just
trying to figure out what I'm going to have to do.
On Thu, Mar 15, 2018 at 2:53
I’m excited for all of these changes!
I currently use Mayan 2.7.3 installed via PyPI. Is there (will there be) an
upgrade path to Mayan EDMS NG 3.0? I get the feeling that I should just be
able to install NG, configure it to point it at my current Mayan database and
file storage and run the m
Hey Raul,
The Raspberry Pi is severely underpowered for Mayan use. I know Roberto and
Eric are big fans of the Odroid. Model C2 if I'm not mistaken. Eric has
been working on unifying the Docker images for AMD and ARM into a single
multi architecture
image: https://groups.google.com/d/msg/mayan