Difference between revisions of "OS4X internet job invitation"
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| + | By default, the option for invitation is disabled. The configuration options have the following meanings: | ||
| + | *External URL of "ExtUpload": OS4X Enterprise offers a special web application "ExtUpload" (in a seperate directory, "<code>ExtUpload</code>" in the web server root directory), which needs to be available to external communication partners. Side note: using Apache & [http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/en/mod/mod_rewrite.html mod_rewrite], you can write specific URL rules which have a nicer name for external partners. | ||
| + | *Mail sender address: With this optional setting, you can define the SMTP "From:" field in the sent mail. | ||
| + | *Mail templates (german & english): Absolute path to a file containing the text for the sent mail. See below for usable variables in this mail text. | ||
| + | *Send as HTML: the generated mail will be sent as HTML email. | ||
| + | *Mail subject (german & english): The mail subject. | ||
| + | *Error page: A valid HTML body code which will be displayed to a user who tries to access the service without proper link or with an invalid password. | ||
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| + | === mod_rewrite === | ||
| + | In order to have nice URL names, you can use "mod_rewrite" to beautify the URL. The following rule defines that all URLs "http(s)://somedomain.tld/share" are forwarded to the API call which delivers the file: | ||
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| + | <IfModule mod_rewrite.c> | ||
| + | RewriteEngine On | ||
| + | RewriteRule ^share /webaccess/os4xapi/index.php/job/shared [R=301,L,QSA] | ||
| + | </IfModule> | ||
Revision as of 07:29, 12 January 2017
OS4X Enterprise offers a mechanism to invite persons via email address to upload data to your OS4X installation, so incoming jobs will be generated. This easy-to-use mechanism is integrated in OS4X Webaccess.
Requirements
For this feature, you need:
- OS4X Enterprise license
- OS4X Release 2017-01-11 or newer installed
- properly configured mail transfer agent for mailing purposes (for OS4Xvirtual users, see the documentation OS4X VMware virtualized image - mail configuration)
- PHP 5.3.7 or newer for security options
- optionally: Apache webserver module "mod_rewrite" active
Configuration
In order to enable the feature, navigate in the administrative web interface to "Configuration" -> "OS4X Enterprise" -> "Webaccess" and activate "Enable job invitations via internet?":
By default, the option for invitation is disabled. The configuration options have the following meanings:
- External URL of "ExtUpload": OS4X Enterprise offers a special web application "ExtUpload" (in a seperate directory, "
ExtUpload" in the web server root directory), which needs to be available to external communication partners. Side note: using Apache & mod_rewrite, you can write specific URL rules which have a nicer name for external partners. - Mail sender address: With this optional setting, you can define the SMTP "From:" field in the sent mail.
- Mail templates (german & english): Absolute path to a file containing the text for the sent mail. See below for usable variables in this mail text.
- Send as HTML: the generated mail will be sent as HTML email.
- Mail subject (german & english): The mail subject.
- Error page: A valid HTML body code which will be displayed to a user who tries to access the service without proper link or with an invalid password.
mod_rewrite
In order to have nice URL names, you can use "mod_rewrite" to beautify the URL. The following rule defines that all URLs "http(s)://somedomain.tld/share" are forwarded to the API call which delivers the file:
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c> RewriteEngine On RewriteRule ^share /webaccess/os4xapi/index.php/job/shared [R=301,L,QSA] </IfModule>