[MCN-L] Invite to join my copyright email list

2016 brings new opportunities to manage copyright-protected works. Are you thinking about your copyright-protected content as an asset and something that can be monetized? And are you doing the most you can to ensure that others’ content is legally used? This is a good time to reflect upon your

[MCN-L] Omeka Workshop at Hunter College, City University of New York

Please excuse any cross-postings The Visual Resources Association Foundation is pleased to announce that Exhibit, Instruct, Promote: An Introduction to Omeka for Digital Scholarship, will be held at Hunter College, City University of New York, on February 19,

[MCN-L] "easy" file duplication cleanup

Hi everyone: I know this is possibly something of a fool's errand, but I'm hoping someone has come up with some magic tool or process for more-easily cleaning up file storage than going through 12 years of files one-by-one. As part of our DAMS project, I've run some TreeSize Pro scans on three

Re: [MCN-L] "easy" file duplication cleanup

You could do this with a shell script. One way: write a `find -exec ...` that runs through all the files, outputting the md5sums in some usable way. Sort the list and look for multiples (double-checking with diff on matches, if you're worried), and replace duplicates with symlinks if/where you