Electronic archive?

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ob12011-09-06 21:38:19

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ob1, 2011-09-06 21:38:19

Electronic archive?

You need software to install on a Linux server for electronic archiving. Advise, preferably free and simple. Functionality, which must be:
1. Multi-user with differentiation of access rights.
2. Establishment of a card (or events, or whatever you call it), to which there is a description and you can link files and links.
3. Convenient search by cards and files.
4. Notifications by e-mail.
Desirable:
1. Clients for Linux, Windows and Mac.
2. Mobile clients.
3. RSS.
4. Calendars.
5. TODO.
I will be glad to any hints. Just don't offer monstrous software.
UPD: Please do not offer wiki engines, this is not at all what I need.

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rPman, 2011-09-06
@rPman

from the simplest, especially if there are few problems with rights, any wiki project and general agreements on content styles , the
first results from Google: Wikiknowledge: Catalog of wiki engines and Wiki engine

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mobileDeveloper, 2011-09-07
@mobileDeveloper

Perhaps Alfresco is suitable - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alfresco_%28ECM-%D1%81%D0%B8%D1%81%D1%82%D0%B5%D0%BC%D0%B0%29
There is a free community version , which contains the full functionality of the paid one. There were posts about her on the hub.

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ob1, 2011-09-07
@ob1

Really nobody uses electronic archive? I will not believe.

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ob1, 2011-09-07
@ob1

So there are no alternatives to Alfresco?

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staskin1, 2012-04-05
@staskin1

Oleg, your question is old, but if it is still relevant, take a look at the STOR-M electronic archive system . Not free, but not monstrous either. By the way, alfresco can be classified as free with a serious stretch. Depends on the size of the project and the cost of your own time to “understand and finish”.

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shantaev, 2014-01-20
@shantaev

If the question is still relevant, take a look at Electronic archives and databases for ...