What's the easiest way to create image file for OpenStack?
Is it with KVM?
If so, are those articles the right ones: https://mariadb.com/kb/en/buildbot-setup-for-virtual-machines/
See Creating images manually for steps to manually create images for OpenStack.
The easiest way is downloading ready images instead of making it on your own. read this Obtaining images
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I have roughly 100 images to upload for a site that is being converted to drupal8. I was wondering what was the best way to organize them both in the actual project directory and if there was any way to organize them in the media tab.
Yes you can achieve by using
https://www.drupal.org/project/imce module
After installing this module you will be able to upload 100 images at once with categorization and use in the entire website where you want.
My meteor application need to be enriched with an image upload functionality. Since many free image upload services exist, I thought the best way of doing it would be by using an existing image upload service. My choice fell on imgur. I guess I somehow have to use imgur's image upload API, but this looks completely alien to me.
Here are my questions:
Is imgur appropriate for what I want? Do you know a better or simpler solution?
How do I upload an image to imgur from my meteor application?
You can assume that the image file comes from an html file input tag. Later on, when the mobile app catches up, the image should come from the camera, but let's just tackle one difficulty at a time.
FSCollection will be a great option here, you can use grids (to store images on the db) or use fs(to store in certain path)
For better explanation i made this tinny demo here is the DEMO and the code
Also i made this example using the progress bar, again here is the link to the DEMO and Source Code
A simpler solution would be to just store images in MongoDB or your filesystem using CollectionFS along with cfs:filesystem for your local file system or cfs:gridfs for MongoDB. The docs are clear and simple enough to get you up and running quickly.
If you wanted to use imgur, you'd need to be able to POST data and understand what you're doing. CollectionFS has a methods package which adds an HTTP POST method to Meteor, but honestly I think that'll just complicate things for you at this point. Keep it local for now.
is there a way in Drupal to upload all images first and create multiple nodes from it, and then fill all the nodes with the remaining text areas ?
In this way I don't have to upload the images one by one.
Patrick
If you wanted to ftp your images then add separate node details per image you could use something like: http://drupal.org/project/filefield_sources to browse to the upload image on each node.
I'd say "yes" is the answer, but it'll take some work. I'm not familiar with any pre-built modules for this. I'd probably start with SWFUpload (http://swfupload.org/) and the jQuery SWFUpload plugin (http://github.com/ifunk/swfupload-jquery-plugin). Of course this will also require some back-end PHP work.
I am very green at Drupal and I would like to recreate a list of files like the table that is shown at any module page in drupal.org [example]: it shows a table with the recommended releases and development releases. Each entry has a link to the file and some release notes.
What I would like is to clarify how this should be done, since I am new at drupal and I tend to be a bit confused. I am currently thinking that this is just a View, but I'm no sure.
In addition to this, I would also like to allow the download of these files to a specific role. I have managed to control this to pages, but not to attachments. Any ideas for this issue as well?
For the files, if you want access control on your files, you need to use the private files system which you can setup in the file settings. There are different modules that can help you with different tasks, like uploading etc.
How to best generate a table really depends where the files are coming from. If they are attached to nodes with CCK, it will be quite easy to use views. You can setup the fields, and how it should be displayed. If you want to create a download link, I believe you should use the generic file format.
I'm trying to load preview thumbnails of high resolution images and the application needs to be able to load 100 hi rez images at one time. The only way i know how to do this is if I use the Loader class and I have to load the ENTIRE file and then scale down the image and use the data as an image preview.
what i'd like to do is use imagemagick (or some other efficient image manipulation lib) to compress the image and return that result (without saving it as a file first... that would be optimal) back to my AIR application so that i can use it as a preview. This would be AWESOME.
Thanks in advance.
CommandProxy by Mike Chambers. Look it up (http://www.mikechambers.com/blog/2008/01/17/commandproxy-net-air-integration-proof-of-concept/). This nifty trick allows you to have a conversation between AIR and non-AIR apps.
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