[MCN-L] Job Opportunity

[Moore, Steven]

The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) is hiring an e-commerce web developer.  We
are moving to Salesforce Commerce Cloud so the skill set we are looking for
is around cloud technologies - HTML5, APIs, Salesforce, and 3+ years
experience working with (any) e-commerce platform or similar.

Contact Steve Moore at steven_mo...@moma.org if you are interested.  Thanks.

https://www.moma.org/about/get-involved/jobs#20170301-sr-web_dev

Steve

Steven MOORE

Database Administrator

Department of Information Technology


The Museum of Modern Art

11 West 53 Street

New York, NY 10019
T (813) 240 0587
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Re: [MCN-L] mcn-l Digest, Vol 129, Issue 11

[Moore, Steven]

I wrote this a few years back:

http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/255433/Checksum-Verification

I can give you the .exe file and then you fill in a configuation file and
save it in the same place where you put the .exe.  That will email you
changes to files, as well as new files added to the folder and subfolders.
Typically you use Task Scheduler (Windows) to run it on a schedule.  But
there is no getting around the fact that basic tech work is required.  In
this case, setting up a SQL server or MySQL database, as well as a user
with access to the db.

Let me know if you are interested.

This is what the config file looks like:

  

  C:\MyFolder\Checksum\TestRoot


  f...@foo.org


  C:\MyFolder\Checksum\ChecksumResults.log


  C:\MyFolder\Checksum\ChecksumErrors.log


  f...@foo.org


  C:\MyFolder\Checksum\NewFiles.csv


  C:\MyFolder\Checksum\ChangedFiles.csv


  Checksum Weekly Summary - 

  

Steve


Steven Moore
Database Administrator
The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)
11 West 53 Street ~ New York, NY ~ 10019
steven_mo...@moma.org
Phone:  011.33.62.782.1223



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> Subject: Re: [MCN-L] Recommendations for a Checksum Program?
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> This question gave me deja vu! Here's what I said 11 years ago in reply
> to a related question:
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> http://www.mail-archive.com/mcn-l@mcn.edu/msg08999.html
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> I don't know if perl would be the right language, or is mdb is the right
> way to keep the results, but this job is so easy to do with simple
> scripts of almost any kind that I think I would still talk to a
> developer and get a simple program/macro written, in whatever system(s)
> you already use.
>
> Checksum utils tend to be cross-platform, and so are lots of scripting
> languages, so I don't think you'd have significant windows/mac issues
> going this route.
>
> Best,
> Matt
>
> On 05/13/2016 04:16 PM, Joseph Hoover wrote:
> > I am looking for recommendations for a user-friendly, affordable Checksum
> > utility that is free-to-low-cost for small archives and history
> > organizations. Ideally, the utility would be able to batch process
> digital
> > assets. Recommendations for checksum applications for both Mac and
> Windows
> > would be very appreciated.
> >
> > Again "user-friendliness" is very important. Most the folks I help are
> > usually volunteers that have no tech background.
> >
> > Thanks!
> >
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> That is why I emphasized  "user-friendliness? unfortunately once you get
> into doing scripting, no matter how simple, people have no interest. I
> typically use scripting as well for running checksums but this isn?t an
> option for others.  I know there are several checksum/hashsum apps out
> there and I was hoping to get some advice on which folks are using and find
> useful.
>
>
> > On May 14, 2016, at 8:43 AM, Matt Morgan 
> wrote:
> >
> > This question gave me deja vu! Here's what I said 11 years ago in reply
> to a related question:
> 

[MCN-L] TMS API

[Moore, Steven]

I recently added to the TMS API work posted on GitHub to include something
that I wished someone had shared with me years ago.

Use Case:  You load images into a DAM, and you would like to load the same
image immediately into TMS.  With TMS, you need to create a MediaRendition
for the Object, then populate the MediaRendition with a thumbnail blob in
the database (for Crystal Reports), then a thumbnail jpg for TMS, and a
regular sized jpg for TMS.  The code I posted does all of this.

Here is the direct link:  https://github.com/smoore4moma/TmsApi

It is also located here:  https://github.com/MuseCompNet/muse-tech-central

Steve

Steven Moore
Database Administrator
MoMA - The Museum of Modern Art
11 West 53 Street ~ New York, NY ~ 10019
steven_moore at moma.org
Phone:  011.33.62.782.1223

[MCN-L] Postcards and geo-location applications (Rachel Lieu)

[Moore, Steven]

Hi Rachel,

You also have the option of plain old Google Maps.  The hard part is
geocoding.  If it is geocoded and stored in a database, then you can do
something like this example (sorry but the project is pw protected so I
took a screenshot):

http://www.france-usa.org/moma/screenshot.jpg

This is basically what you need to do:

http://www.france-usa.org/moma/mapart.txt

Steve

Steven Moore
Database Administrator
MoMA - The Museum of Modern Art
11 West 53 Street ~ New York, NY ~ 10019
steven_moore at moma.org
Phone:  011.33.62.782.1223

[MCN-L] Museum Code Repository

[Moore, Steven]

This is more of a comment than a question.  Many of us know that The Museum
System does not have an API, so I built one for basic access to tombstone
data and object packages.   Given the growth of mobile devices that do not
connect directly to databases, it seems that there is probably a sizable
need among museums to access data via web services.

Basically, I just want to say that it would be great if MCN has a code
repository for museum-specific source code.  There is a Tools  Research
section, but I am not sure how to add to that.  Thanks!

Steve

Steven Moore
Database Administrator
MoMA - The Museum of Modern Art
11 West 53 Street ~ New York, NY ~ 10019
steven_moore at moma.org
Phone:  011.33.62.782.1223

[MCN-L] TMS API

[Moore, Steven]

I received enough positive feedback today that I went ahead and posted the
source code for a TMS API on CodePlex.  Still, I think MCN is a better home
for this sort of thing.

https://tmsapi.codeplex.com/

Steve

Steven Moore
Database Administrator
MoMA - The Museum of Modern Art
11 West 53 Street ~ New York, NY ~ 10019
steven_moore at moma.org
Phone:  011.33.62.782.1223