Give it for language and understanding proofreading.

Testing is setup and can be performed online. Waiting for feedback from testers.

Compiled a DICOM file including information for monitoring purpose. A daily cron-job copies this file into the CTP DICOM data pipeline so end-users can monitor the last successful transfer of this file.

DICOM data is transferred via HTTPS connection.

DICOM data workflow for mobile applications is routed via new DICOM receiver at DKFZ.

New data receiver for DICOM images at DKFZ is online and ready to go :-).

Survey is ready but DKFZ IT-CF needs to port the survey to the public server. Currently the survey can only be accessed within the DKFZ network.

Routing rules are set-up.

VM is installed and available. After first tests, the VM will be moved into the Demilitarised Zone (DMZ) within the DKFZ IT Infrastructure.

Enabled CTP DICOM-PIXEL-ANONYMISER Processor and updated script according to CT Scanners parameters. All further DICOM pixeldata will be anonymised accordingly

Also on macOS same issue occurs using a localizer sequence. This is shown in the log:

Pushed new branch T23244-XNAT-nrrd-convenient-upload-feature.

DCMTK 3.6.2 on Ubuntu 16 throws this error:

Building current version of ITK fails with latest clang on macOS 10.13:

An ordered comparison between a pointer and zero is very suspicious. Does it change the intended logic when replacing this with a comparison to nullptr, e.g. if (nout != nullptr)? Is it already fixed in ITK 4.12? If not, consider to contribute.

DCMTK 3.6.2 builds on MacOS 10.13 without errors. @nolden, this task seems solved.

sorry about the commit message. Copy & Pasted wrong formatting.

Pushed new branch T22775-dcmtk-update.

This branch does not yet compile since some paths to cppmicroservice include-files need to be updated:

• GlobalConfig.h moved from MITK-build/Modules/CppMicroServices/framework/include to MITK-build/Modules/CppMicroServices/include/cppmicroservices

Pushed new branch T22929-cppMicroServices3-for-MITK.