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SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION
After installation an administrator account is created.
The login name for this account is There are four account types available:
Besides user management the administrator should set up the registration
parameters in the System Preferences table. When a new user registers these
values will be used to create the user account. The most important
paramenter is the
IMAGE REPOSITORY ADMINISTRATIONThe Photo Organizer image repository is composed by volumes, which are automatically generated by the system, following rules set up by the system administrator. Whenever a new photo is uploaded into the system, it will be stored in the current volume. As the current volume reaches it's maximum limit imposed by the system administrator, a new volume is created and used for further uploads. The name of the new volume is generated by incrementing the previous volume name. Say your current volume is v0034. As this volume gets full, the system will create a v0035 volume and use it as the new current volume. The image repository manager can be also used to fill up existing volumes. For instance you have already created five volumes of the following size:
v0000 ... 330Mb and you want to equalize them so that each volume has 640Mb. All you have to do is to set the first volume v0000 as current volume, and set the maximum volume size to 640Mb. When the current volume (v0000) reaches the maximum limit, the system will start filling up the following volume (v0001) and so on. When all existing volumes are full new volumes will be created. Currently you cannot downsize volume sizes and reshape your image repository. Say you want to downsize the volumes from the previous scenario to 200Mb and you expect the system to create 7 volumes of the following size:
v0000 ... 200Mb However it is possible to implement this volume reshaping algorithm. If you need this feature let me know about it. Note that the volume size calculation is not perfectly accurate. When uploading a new photo, the photo's thumbnail and preview is not taken into account (as these are scaled after the volume size calculation) and therefore volumes might become slightly larger than the specified maximum size.
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