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With OpenKM you can export all your folders structure and documents to your server disk. This operation is really easy, you simply must put your OpenKM origin path and your operating system folder path destination.
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With OpenKM you can export all your folder structures and documents to your server disk. This operation is really easy. You simply put your OpenKM origin path and your operating system destination folder path.
  
 
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* In the screenshot the server path is based on Linux filesystem. Windows users must change in order Windos OS filesystem path as c:\some_path\...
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* In the screenshot the server path is based on Linux filesystem. Windows users should use Windows OS filesystem path syntax i.e. c:\some_path\...
* OpenKM import and export features work for the local filesystem, so if you want to import files in other computer you have to copy them to the OpenKM server first.}}
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* OpenKM import and export features work for the local filesystem, so if you want to export files to another computer you have to copy them from the OpenKM server first.}}
  
 
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Revision as of 10:27, 18 November 2011

With OpenKM you can export all your folder structures and documents to your server disk. This operation is really easy. You simply put your OpenKM origin path and your operating system destination folder path.

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  • In the screenshot the server path is based on Linux filesystem. Windows users should use Windows OS filesystem path syntax i.e. c:\some_path\...
  • OpenKM import and export features work for the local filesystem, so if you want to export files to another computer you have to copy them from the OpenKM server first.