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Wed Jan 18 12:37:19 2006 |
 | Stefan Ritt | stefan.ritt@psi.ch | Question | | V2.6.0 | Re: localhost definition problem |
Hi Jason, how is going? Long time no hear!
What you need is following line in your config file:
URL = http://localhost:8080/
This is because elog does not know its "own" address, and therefore tries to figure this out over the network. Your laptop probably has the name "syslvester", and you run it inside columbia.edu, so it "thinks" it can reach itself via http://sylvester.columbioa.edu:8080. The URL statement above overrides this "guess".
Best regards,
Stefan |
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Fri Jan 24 21:04:51 2020 |
| John | secondcomingtechnologies@fastmail.com | Question | Linux | Windows | 3.1.3 | Re: local usage on windows + Linux virtual machine |
Elog does not access the outside world by default. With the VM I suppose just access it via the Linux local ip address (and port).
| Sara Vanini wrote: |
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Hello again,
I love to use elog, but I don't need any other accessing it for the moment. So, it is possible to run elog locally on my PC, and make it not accessible from outside?
Moreover, I installed elog on a linux virtual machine running with Virtual Box on Windows 10. Is it possible to open/edit my elog both from the linux VM and from the Windows system? without any accessibility from outside my PC?
Many many thanks
Sara
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Mon Jan 27 08:46:39 2020 |
| Sara Vanini | vanini.sara@gmail.com | Question | Linux | Windows | 3.1.3 | Re: local usage on windows + Linux virtual machine |
Thanks John. I found the linux IP address with ifconfig, type it on my windows machine with the port number, but it doesn't work, the error is "website not found"... what else could I try?
Regards
Sara
| John wrote: |
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Elog does not access the outside world by default. With the VM I suppose just access it via the Linux local ip address (and port).
| Sara Vanini wrote: |
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Hello again,
I love to use elog, but I don't need any other accessing it for the moment. So, it is possible to run elog locally on my PC, and make it not accessible from outside?
Moreover, I installed elog on a linux virtual machine running with Virtual Box on Windows 10. Is it possible to open/edit my elog both from the linux VM and from the Windows system? without any accessibility from outside my PC?
Many many thanks
Sara
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Wed Mar 1 07:55:42 2006 |
| Stefan Ritt | stefan.ritt@psi.ch | Bug report | Windows | 2.6.1-1653 | Re: list view mode remembert - Bug? |
> As default http://<hostname>/<LOGBOOK> shows the Summary View.
> Clicking in "Full" changes the URL to http://<hostname>/<LOGBOOK>/?mode=full.
> But now the URL http://<hostname>/<LOGBOOK> show the Full view as default.
> I think the URL without ?mode=... should show every time the same result,
> regardless the view used before. Or maybe I can configure, which view I want to
> see if I use the URL w/o ?mode=... The option to hide/show attachments is affected too.
Sure, that's a feature :D
It was requested by several people that the view mode is stored in a cookie. So if you switch modes, it should be
persistent. If I now add additional default flags, people will have hard time to understand what this is all
about, since there might then be conflicting settings between the flags and the cookies. So for what exact purpose
do you want what you requested? Why does it bother you that you have to click "Summary" again to get the summary
view? Of course you can delete the local cookies and get the default behaviour (they are named [b]elmode[/b] and
[b]elattach[/b]), but that might be a bit cumbersome. |
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Mon Jun 25 08:50:38 2007 |
| Stefan Ritt | stefan.ritt@psi.ch | Question | Windows | 2.6.5-1869 | Re: list of 500 files |
| chris williams wrote: | | How can I have my list accept over 500 entries? I tried increasing the elogd.c (max_n_list)file as stated but the compiler gives me errors. Please help |
No way to get so many entries. If you just increase the value and recompile, you will get stack and heap overflows in the program. Why do you need so many entries? Can you explain? Maybe there is another way to achieve this. |
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Mon Jun 25 18:14:44 2007 |
| chris williams | chris_charles98@yahoo.com | Question | Windows | 2.6.5-1869 | Re: list of 500 files |
| Thanks for the response. I am trying to use it as a file database, to monitor the status of files(whether they have been removed, ammended etc), currently there are 90 files but I expect the size to grow. |
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Mon Jun 25 19:22:01 2007 |
| Stefan Ritt | stefan.ritt@psi.ch | Question | Windows | 2.6.5-1869 | Re: list of 500 files |
| chris williams wrote: | | Thanks for the response. I am trying to use it as a file database, to monitor the status of files(whether they have been removed, ammended etc), currently there are 90 files but I expect the size to grow. |
Of course you can put any number of entries into a logbook, each having only one file as attachment. |
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Tue Jun 26 01:56:05 2007 |
| chris williams | chris_charles98@yahoo.com | Question | Windows | 2.6.5-1869 | Re: list of 500 files |
| True, thanks. |