fredato documentation
  • What is fredato?
  • Fredato quickstart guideline
  • The tools Nextcloud and GitLab and their purpose in fredato
  • Create a new project in fredato
  • Manage project access
  • Workflow in Nextcloud (recommended)
  • Dicom viewer in Nextcloud
  • Backup the current version of your Nextcloud project in GitLab
  • Switch the workspace to GitLab (Checkin)
  • Delete a project in fredato
  • Log out
  • Templates
  • Optional software
  • Metadata management
  • User support and contact
  • Privacy policy

Log out

  1. In fredato, to log out of the service, click the log-out button in the upper right corner. This will open a dialog, which informs you that you are now logged out of fredato but still signed in on GitLab.
  2. Thus, in order to prevent automatically signing in on fredato again, you need to follow the link in the dialog. Now you are on GitLab.
  3. In the upper right corner, there is your profile. Click on it. That opens a drop-down menu. GitLab logout bar
  4. There, click on “Sign out”. After a short moment, the site should reload and offer you to sign in again. You can now close this browser/tab as needed.
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