DICOM @ OFFIS

Ok, whatever the problem with the other "store mode" was...

Thank you. The network log looks OK from what I can say, i.e. there is nothing obviously wrong. However, note that in the log you have the error with the image with SOP Instance UID 1.2.392.200036.9116.2.6.1.48.1211005721.1675075195.667504 while in the dump you sent in your first post the image has ...

Hey, this seems to be unrelated to your original question. In the log you send last, a CT file is transferred: 2023-02-02 13:27:22.462 INFO - dcmqrdb - ===================== INCOMING DIMSE MESSAGE ==================== 2023-02-02 13:27:22.462 INFO - dcmqrdb - Message Type : C-STORE RQ 2023-02-02 13:2...

Hi,

thanks, what I would need to see is the association negotiation log, i.e. the SOP Class and transfer syntax negotiation that takes place at the beginning of the connection.

Best,
Michael

I think we also need association negotiation to answer your question.

The image is a Secondary Capture image. Maybe the something else than Secondary Capture Image Storage SOP Class has been negotiated but the Secondary Capture has then been sent?

Best regards,
Michael

Hi,

it's not possible to do what you like to do with storescp, or any other tool or tool combination in DCMTK.

You would need to write your own DCMTK tool in C++ to achieve the desired functionality.

Best regards,
Michael

Hi, ouh, that one is on me. Try this one please . If it does not work, you must re-compile the source code yourself. On Linux, ensure you have at least packages cmake, git, g++ and gcc installed. I hope that is enough. Then, on the command line do: git clone git://git.dcmtk.org/dcmtk.git cd dcmtk mk...

Yes, that should work.

Here is the Ubuntu binary. I tried to make it as portable as possible but it still can happen that it does not start on your Linux system (though I also have Ubuntu 22).

Let me know whether this works.

Best regards,
Michael

Hi,

You would have to build the source code yourself using GCC or clang.

I can also provide a linux Ubuntu 22 binary to you that probably also runs on your system.

Best regards,
Michael

Hi Jurijs, it's not difficult to add tags (though not planned) but due to the way it is implemented one has to modify the source code. One should maybe make this configurable via text file or so, but this is what we have right now... Since I was busy on DCMTK anyway, I added Institutional Department...

Hi,

what does not work?

Best regards,
Michael

Ok, problem solved, have fun with implementation

Hi, sorry for the waiting time; actually I think it's just a CMake bug that has been fixed meanwhile, so I don't think it's worth to care about that specific CMake version. However, thank you for taking time to analyze this! I guess users with a similar problem can benefit from it. Best regards, Mic...

I tried it at least with commands that don't have special characters at all.