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| =Installing unoconv=
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| "unoconv" is a command line program that is used to convert between different office document file formats. It uses an instance of [http://libreoffice.org LibreOffice] to do the conversion and is used by the assignment module to convert documents to pdf so that they can be annotated. If unoconv is not installed - the only impact is that the assignment module will only allow annotations when students upload a pdf document.
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| The steps required to install unoconv are different depending on the operating system that you have installed Moodle on.
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| == Installing unoconv on Linux ==
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| The required version of unoconv is at least 0.7. Depending on your flavour of linux, this may be available in your package manager and you can install it directly with:
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| apt-get install unoconv
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| If your package manager contains an older version of the package, you will have to find a newer version and install it manually ([https://packages.debian.org/stretch/unoconv Debian Testing]). Unoconv itself is just a python script, so it has few dependencies.
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| == Installing unoconv on OS X ==
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| == Installing unoconv on Windows ==
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| == Run a unoconv listener ==
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| unoconv uses a client/server when processing documents. By default, when there is no running server - each time unoconv runs it will start a server, send it's request and shutdown the server when the request is complete. The drawback of this mode is that if 2 requests are submitted simultaneously - this can cause the first request to shutdown the server when the second request is still processing - and the second conversion request fails. A more robust way to install unoconv is to start a server at boot time, and run a script to monitor it and restart it if it crashes.
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| To start a unoconv listener at boot time on linux - you need a start up script. Different linux distributions use different startup scripts - but here is an example of an init.d script for debian systems.
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| [[mod/assign/feedback/editpdf/testunoconv/initd | Init script for Debian]]
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| == Offload processing to a different server ==
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| Processing office documents can put increased load on your webserver, which may impact on the responsiveness of your site. If you are installing unoconv on a large site you may want to consider running unoconv on a server that is not also serving web requests.
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| ==Additional Resources==
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| The unoconv [https://github.com/dagwieers/unoconv documentation] site has additional information on installation of unoconv and troubleshooting tips.
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| [[Categoría:Adminsitración del sitio]]
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| {{Instalación de Moodle}}
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| [[en:mod/assign/feedback/editpdf/testunoconv]]
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