Merge branch 'hotfix/v0.12.2' into development
Conflicts: apps/common/__init__.py apps/documents/forms.py apps/feedback/__init__.py apps/history/__init__.py apps/main/__init__.py apps/scheduler/api.py apps/sources/models.py docs/releases/index.rst requirements/production.txt settings.py urls.py
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@@ -21,7 +21,6 @@ previews are then created on demand for the different sizes requested
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(thumbnail, page preview, full preview) and rotated interactively
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in the details view.
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Office document conversion however won't always work as expected because
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LibreOffice_ do not provide proper API's, so subprocess calling,
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temporary files and other black magic needs to be invoked to get it
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@@ -30,6 +29,13 @@ or frames, and text extraction and OCR is done per page not per document,
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thats why even text documents need to be rendered by LibreOffice_
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before they can be previewed and text can be extracted.
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Version 0.12.1 introduced a new method of converting office documents, this
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new method doesn't require the use of the command line utility ``UNOCONV``.
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If this new method proves to continue working better than previous solutions the use
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of ``UNOCONV`` may be deprecated in the future. The new conversion method
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adds just one new configuration option: :setting:`CONVERTER_LIBREOFFICE_PATH`
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which defaults to '/usr/bin/libreoffice'.
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.. _PDF: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portable_Document_Format
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.. _LibreOffice: http://www.libreoffice.org/
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@@ -10,9 +10,12 @@ processing by settings this options to 0, with other machines or cloud
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instances then connected to the same database doing the OCR processing.
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The document is checked to see if there are text parsers available, is
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no parser is available for that file type then the document is passed
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to tesseract page by page and the results stored per page, this is to
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to Tesseract_ page by page and the results stored per page, this is to
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keep the page image in sync with the transcribed text. However when
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viewing the document in the details tab all the pages text are
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concatenated and shown to the user. Setting the :setting:`OCR_AUTOMATIC_OCR`
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option to ``True`` would cause all newly uploaded documents to be
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queued automatically for OCR.
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concatenated and shown to the user. All newly uploaded documents will be
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queued automatically for OCR, if this is not desired setting the :setting:`OCR_AUTOMATIC_OCR`
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option to ``False`` would stop this behavior.
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.. _Tesseract: http://code.google.com/p/tesseract-ocr/
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@@ -454,9 +454,9 @@ Username of the automatically created superuser
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**COMMON_AUTO_ADMIN_PASSWORD**
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Default: ``admin``
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Default: Random generated password
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Default password of the automatically created superuser
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The password of the automatically created superuser
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.. setting:: COMMON_LOGIN_METHOD
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From this menu, key servers can be queried
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and the results imported. Public keys no longer needed can also be deleted
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from this menu.
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Only `GNU Privacy Guard`_ signatures are support at the moment. In case
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your installation of GnuPG is non-standard, you can use the :setting:`SIGNATURES_GPG_HOME`
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configuration option to let **Mayan EDMS** find your GPG instance's home directory, used to
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store keyrings and other GPG configuration files.
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.. _`GNU Privacy Guard`: www.gnupg.org/
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