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Anyone else giving a DAM?
After setting up a LAMP stack, I tried ResourceSpace and it worked well, until I looked at the stored media folder structure.. a total mess! folders and more folders, inside other folders, etc.

The front end sure looks simple but the backend was creating a mess I could not comprehend.

I was going to try Razuna, but the key component (Java 1.6) is not available for Ubuntu no more and substitutes aren't allowed, so this is a no go.

Finally I saw something called footage2go and I really liked it, until I found out is a remotely hosted app only, which means no internet = can't search my assets.

Suggestions for a solution similar to Final Cut Server or any of the above?
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Why isn't Java 1.6 available for Ubuntu? That's what I'm using. Did you even try to install it?
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I did tried to install by enabling partner repositories and updating them. once I did the apt-get install I received a message about java not being available.

http://wiki.razuna.com/display/ecp/Pre+Installation+Tasks
>> No. 245
Can you not just copy the required JRE to /etc/java/ then use update-alternatives to set which JRE should be used when its required?

Not used ubuntu for a long time, but this method works fine under debian. I guess its either the same or there is an ubuntu specific tool to select preferred applications.

Repos are great but sometimes you've gotta do things by hand.


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