Hi Mirco,
thanks for sharing your thoughts on this! So far, I'm actually surprised
how well Mayan runs on the Pi - I've only scanned and uploaded a few
sample documents though. I guess I'll see how far the Pi will get me and
upgrade to a beefier system once I hit its limits.
If I may ask, how do you access/categorize your files? Via folders?
Indices (which I still don't completely understand)? Tags? A
combination? Which approach has proved most practical for you?
All the best,
Manuel
On 11/04/17 07:11, Mirco Hansen wrote:
Hi,
I use it for my private stuff. I run the docker image on an Intel NUC
with SSD and 8 GB RAM. I scan my paperstuff and save it as PDF. OCR
works very well. I would not run Mayan on a Raspberry as OCR can take
some time.
The most complex thing were authorizations because besides me my
girlfriend uses Mayan and we have some stuff we both have to access. But
after all there is nothing complex about Mayan. Just install it and use
it :-)
Regarding the backup: I do backups in the local filesystem with
rsnapshot and encrypted remote backups in a cloud with duplicity.
Hope this helps :-)
Cheers
Mirco
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