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Wed Aug 14 18:36:17 2019 |
| Antonio Bulgheroni | antonio.bulgheroni@gmail.com | Question | Windows | 3.1.4 | Re: Unable to add entries with command line elog.exe with SSL | Dear Andreas,
thanks for your message.
Here are the answers to your questions.
- Tomorrow I will try to restart the server on port 443, at least temporary, to see if it makes any difference
- We don't have a real certificate, but just the self-signed certificate that comes with the standard distribution of elog. Of course, I have to accept an exception when connecting from the browser. When I try to add an entry to via the command line from the server itself, I get the message Possibly invalid certificate, continue on your own risk! but it works.
- I hope so. This is the elog.exe that comes with the standard distribution, so I have to presume so. It is the same version that is installed on the server, where it works.
Thanks again and more tomorrow...
Andreas Luedeke wrote: |
I am using SSL with ELOG and it works fine with the "elog" executable. I am no expert on SSL, but I can provide my two cent what you could try, maybe it helps:
- SSL desires to run on the port 443 - I have no idea if you can force it to run on an arbitrary port, it might be possible. But does it make sense?
- Certificates are checked against the provider of the certificate. I guess this works fine from your web browser? Or did you just add a security exception?
- Has the installed "elog.exe" been compiled with SSL support on?
Antonio Bulgheroni wrote: |
Any news for my problem?
Your help is very much appreaciated!
thanks :)
Antonio Bulgheroni wrote: |
Dear all,
we have a running elog installation using SSL (with the self-signed certificate). Generally we use the web interface, but we have been asked if it was possible to automatically insert elog entries via command line.
elog.exe should be the answer and so I gave it a try.
I was trying the following command line:
elog.exe. -h server-ip-address -p 8080 -l demo -s -v -u username password -a "Mass=0" This is a test entry
Of course server-ip-address and username / password were proper fields.
When I was doing this from the server itself, I got the following message:
Successfully connected to host server-ip-address, port 8080
Possibly invalid certificate, continue on your own risk!
and then the entry was inserted, but when I was typing the same from any other PC I got the error message:
Successfully connected to host server-ip-address, port 8080
elogd server does not run SSL protocol
The entry is of course not added and also the server (that is running in very verbose mode) reported a
SSL_accept failed
How can I fix it?
Thanks for helping,
Antonio
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68998
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Wed Aug 14 13:25:15 2019 |
| Andreas Luedeke | andreas.luedeke@psi.ch | Question | Windows | 3.1.4 | Re: Unable to add entries with command line elog.exe with SSL | I am using SSL with ELOG and it works fine with the "elog" executable. I am no expert on SSL, but I can provide my two cent what you could try, maybe it helps:
- SSL desires to run on the port 443 - I have no idea if you can force it to run on an arbitrary port, it might be possible. But does it make sense?
- Certificates are checked against the provider of the certificate. I guess this works fine from your web browser? Or did you just add a security exception?
- Has the installed "elog.exe" been compiled with SSL support on?
Antonio Bulgheroni wrote: |
Any news for my problem?
Your help is very much appreaciated!
thanks :)
Antonio Bulgheroni wrote: |
Dear all,
we have a running elog installation using SSL (with the self-signed certificate). Generally we use the web interface, but we have been asked if it was possible to automatically insert elog entries via command line.
elog.exe should be the answer and so I gave it a try.
I was trying the following command line:
elog.exe. -h server-ip-address -p 8080 -l demo -s -v -u username password -a "Mass=0" This is a test entry
Of course server-ip-address and username / password were proper fields.
When I was doing this from the server itself, I got the following message:
Successfully connected to host server-ip-address, port 8080
Possibly invalid certificate, continue on your own risk!
and then the entry was inserted, but when I was typing the same from any other PC I got the error message:
Successfully connected to host server-ip-address, port 8080
elogd server does not run SSL protocol
The entry is of course not added and also the server (that is running in very verbose mode) reported a
SSL_accept failed
How can I fix it?
Thanks for helping,
Antonio
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68997
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Mon Aug 12 13:11:54 2019 |
| Antonio Bulgheroni | antonio.bulgheroni@gmail.com | Question | Windows | 3.1.4 | Re: Unable to add entries with command line elog.exe with SSL | Any news for my problem?
Your help is very much appreaciated!
thanks :)
Antonio Bulgheroni wrote: |
Dear all,
we have a running elog installation using SSL (with the self-signed certificate). Generally we use the web interface, but we have been asked if it was possible to automatically insert elog entries via command line.
elog.exe should be the answer and so I gave it a try.
I was trying the following command line:
elog.exe. -h server-ip-address -p 8080 -l demo -s -v -u username password -a "Mass=0" This is a test entry
Of course server-ip-address and username / password were proper fields.
When I was doing this from the server itself, I got the following message:
Successfully connected to host server-ip-address, port 8080
Possibly invalid certificate, continue on your own risk!
and then the entry was inserted, but when I was typing the same from any other PC I got the error message:
Successfully connected to host server-ip-address, port 8080
elogd server does not run SSL protocol
The entry is of course not added and also the server (that is running in very verbose mode) reported a
SSL_accept failed
How can I fix it?
Thanks for helping,
Antonio
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68996
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Wed Aug 7 17:16:30 2019 |
| Stefan Ritt | stefan.ritt@psi.ch | Question | Linux | 3.1.3 | Re: tags #testtag | While tags are not explicitly foreseen, you can use moptions and filter with them. Look at this logbook for example: Click on "Find", then select one or more boxes of the "OS" attribute, and you will see the filtering. Another option is to use freetext in the subject for example. I added "#testtag" in this subject, so you can search for the text "#testtag" and will find this entry.
Stefan
Lech wrote: |
Hello,
Is it possible to create tags for new entries in elog? I understand it would have to be some kind of mix between Extendable options and moptions. Currently, whatever is entered in extendable options forms one option, while usually for tags, words separated by # form different tags. As usual with tags, I would like to add multiple tags to my new entry and then be able to filter all entries by specific tag or group of tags.
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68995
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Wed Aug 7 02:57:55 2019 |
| Lech | subs@lwp.email | Question | Linux | 3.1.3 | tags | Hello,
Is it possible to create tags for new entries in elog? I understand it would have to be some kind of mix between Extendable options and moptions. Currently, whatever is entered in extendable options forms one option, while usually for tags, words separated by # form different tags. As usual with tags, I would like to add multiple tags to my new entry and then be able to filter all entries by specific tag or group of tags. |
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Mon Jul 15 17:35:48 2019 |
| Sebastian Schenk | sebastian.schenk@physik.uni-halle.de | Bug report | Linux | 3.1.4 | restrict edit time | Hello,
I have experienced some inconveniences with the restrict edit time option.
First, it is not possible for admin users to edit an entry after the edit time.
The restrict edit option allows admin users to edit posts from other users,
so I think admins should also be allowed to edit posts after edit time.
As they can edit the config and temporarily disable the restrict edit time option, which is an issue.
Secondly, if a user made a draft and did not submitted it before the edit time runs out,
the draft got stuck as it cannot be edited (and submitted) any more.
Best wishes,
Sebastian |
68992
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Fri Jun 28 17:00:10 2019 |
| Antonio Bulgheroni | antonio.bulgheroni@gmail.com | Question | Windows | 3.1.4 | Unable to add entries with command line elog.exe with SSL | Dear all,
we have a running elog installation using SSL (with the self-signed certificate). Generally we use the web interface, but we have been asked if it was possible to automatically insert elog entries via command line.
elog.exe should be the answer and so I gave it a try.
I was trying the following command line:
elog.exe. -h server-ip-address -p 8080 -l demo -s -v -u username password -a "Mass=0" This is a test entry
Of course server-ip-address and username / password were proper fields.
When I was doing this from the server itself, I got the following message:
Successfully connected to host server-ip-address, port 8080
Possibly invalid certificate, continue on your own risk!
and then the entry was inserted, but when I was typing the same from any other PC I got the error message:
Successfully connected to host server-ip-address, port 8080
elogd server does not run SSL protocol
The entry is of course not added and also the server (that is running in very verbose mode) reported a
SSL_accept failed
How can I fix it?
Thanks for helping,
Antonio |
68991
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Sat Jun 22 10:21:39 2019 |
| John | secondcomingtechnologies@fastmail.com | Other | Linux | Windows | Mac OSX | All | Other | ELOG V3.1.2-bd7 | Re: Calculations & Interfacing a DataBase with Elog. | Thanks Stefan soo much. As I've said, I will update this post(s) as I make any progress :)
John
Stefan Ritt wrote: |
Yes elog stores data in a flat file database. Go to your logbook directory and look for files YYMMDDa.log where you find all data. Some people do a post submit call to scripts, other integrate JS directly on each page (e.g. via "bottom text" option where you can load a whole JavaScript file), then pick the fields and do calculations directly in the edit window.
Stefan
John wrote: |
Hi, I am trying to calculate two or more Elog fields and then return the value to Elog. I am currently learning Perl to do this. I realize JS can do this.. but so can IBM Basic ;) I am savy with other db techniques like sql. My question is before I get too far along with this project, is it safe to say the current storage of Elog data is 'Flat File' database? I also want to find out if it would be better to try and grab the data prior OR after it gets into the Elog database. I see there are other forum messages related to sql interfacing and such, but nothing conclusive. I will submit my personal progress here. Thanks again, John
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