Re: weird date bug, posted by Stefan Ritt on Tue Sep 24 17:05:43 2002
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> i have a forum with one message. the forums is displayed with the search
mode set to threaded.
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Re: weird date bug, posted by tony summerfelt on Tue Sep 24 17:24:38 2002
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> I vaguely remember there was once a problem with that date. So can you please
> try again with a recent version of ELOG?
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Re: view connecting account, posted by Andreas Luedeke on Mon Sep 14 17:25:08 2020
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Yes, you can see that in the logging file, if you turn on logging. You might want to read the manual https://elog.psi.ch/elog/config.html. Here's
the relevant excerpt:
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Re: view connecting account, posted by Lahreche Abdelmadjid on Tue Sep 15 12:31:09 2020
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Thank you, I found it.
Andreas
Luedeke wrote:
Yes, you can see that in the logging file, if you turn on logging. |
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Re: very long subject cause buffer overflow, posted by Stefano Lacaprara on Thu Apr 16 10:07:18 2020
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Additional information: I tried to recompile with -g (debug) and run it in gdb but the crash is not reproduced that way (w/ or w/o gdb). I guess that the
memory handling in debug mode is different so the corruption is not
there anymore.
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Re: very long subject cause buffer overflow, posted by Stefan Ritt on Thu Apr 16 10:11:13 2020
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Can you try to reproduce it on this (!) server? I cannot reproduce it on my home copy server, so I guess that might be fixed in meantime. Can you update
to the current version of elog?
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Re: v3.1.3 does not work with logbooks from v2.9.2? - solved, posted by Yves on Fri Feb 2 00:02:54 2018
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Hi Andreas,
Thanks - you pointed me in the right direction. It appears that my logbooks were a combination of the two versions. I had all the year-directories
(version 3) but also all the entry files in the main logbook directory. Seems version 2 does not care but version 3 does not like it. After carefully checking |
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Re: v3.1.3 does not work with logbooks from v2.9.2?, posted by Andreas Luedeke on Thu Feb 1 10:14:55 2018
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Hi Yves,
just my two pence, maybe they help you to figure out what's going on:
versions 2.* had all entries of one
logbook in one directory. Version 3.* create a subdirectory for each year. This had been added for me: if you use AFS for logbook storage, then you have
a limit on how many files you can put into a single directory.
So the first time you start elogd 3.* with data from an elogd 2.* it should |