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Thu Mar 27 09:23:25 2008 |
 | svrmarty | svrmarty@gmx.net | Question | Linux | 2.6.3+r17 | Re: change language |
| Stefan Ritt wrote: |
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| svrmarty wrote: |
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i've installed the debian package on my system
there's only one config file, /etc/elog.conf
i've tried to change the language, in [global] with Language = german,
then restarting the daemon, but it doesn't work.
please help me, where can i change the default(all) language and which settings should i do.
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I'm not maintainer of the Debian package, you should direct your question to Recai <roktas@omu.edu.tr> (in principle he should read this forum). If you start elogd manually with the strace command like:
strace -r -o tmp.log -e trace=open /usr/local/elog/elogd
and check in tmp.log from where elogd opens its elogd.cfg. Then change the appropriate elogd.cfg (NOT elog.conf). After you change it, you have to restart elogd.
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in the trace is only one config file
0.000103 open("/etc/elog.conf", O_RDONLY) = 3
0.000047 open("/etc/elog.conf", O_RDONLY) = 3 |
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65796
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Thu Mar 27 09:30:03 2008 |
| svrmarty | svrmarty@gmx.net | Question | Linux | 2.6.3+r17 | Re: change language |
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svrmarty wrote:
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| Stefan Ritt wrote: |
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| svrmarty wrote: |
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i've installed the debian package on my system
there's only one config file, /etc/elog.conf
i've tried to change the language, in [global] with Language = german,
then restarting the daemon, but it doesn't work.
please help me, where can i change the default(all) language and which settings should i do.
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I'm not maintainer of the Debian package, you should direct your question to Recai <roktas@omu.edu.tr> (in principle he should read this forum). If you start elogd manually with the strace command like:
strace -r -o tmp.log -e trace=open /usr/local/elog/elogd
and check in tmp.log from where elogd opens its elogd.cfg. Then change the appropriate elogd.cfg (NOT elog.conf). After you change it, you have to restart elogd.
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in the trace is only one config file
0.000103 open("/etc/elog.conf", O_RDONLY) = 3
0.000047 open("/etc/elog.conf", O_RDONLY) = 3
there's a bug in the debian package
0.000033 open("resources/eloglang.german", O_RDONLY) = -1 ENOENT (No such file or directory)
0.000264 open("/usr/share/elog/resources/eloglang.german", O_RDONLY) = -1 ENOENT (No such file or directory)
it's searching for the files in the wrong directory.
i've solved it with
#/usr/share/elog$ ln -s . resources
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65797
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Thu Mar 27 14:15:12 2008 |
 | svrmarty | svrmarty@gmx.net | Question | | | how to set locale for date/time | it seems out systemlang is en_US,
#date
Thu Mar 27 14:11:59 CET 2008
and i want to change the local lang only for the elogd.
i tried it with .bash_profile in the elog homedir with
LANG=de_AT
export LANG
but it doesn't work.
how can i change it to get ?
#date
Don Mär 27 14:09:14 CET 2008
thx |
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65803
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Tue Apr 1 21:07:39 2008 |
| Bill Qualls | bqualls@newgistics.com | Question | Windows | 2.7.3 | e-mail format | I "upgraded" from v2.6.? to v2.7.3. By "upgrade", I mean "copy all files to a different computer, then run the installer". e-mail messages received from my v2.6 instance look nice. The messages look like HTML tables with blue and green coloring. My v2.7 instance appears to send plain text. But, when I forward the v2.7 message, the nice HTML tables appear again. Is there an e-mail formatting setting that I need to change? |
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Wed Apr 2 01:27:20 2008 |
| Alain Hugentobler | Alain.Hugentobler@unige.ch | Question | Linux | 2.7.3-2058 | Re: FCKeditor not active |
| Kevin O'Sullivan wrote: |
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I'm using ELOG version 2.7.3-2058 and have been trying to get FCKeditor to work. This, to my understanding from the documentation, is supposed to be a part of elog by default after version 2.7.0 and from looking at the configuration syntax manual, it looks as though FCKeditor should be on with the default settings. I done nothing to turn it off and none of the obvious fixes seem to do anything. I've posted the text of my configuration file below, what did I do wrong?
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Got the same problem, solved by manually unzipping "scripts/fckeditor.zip" from the sources to the installation directory (/usr/local/elog/scripts)
A better solution is to modify the Makefile :
@unzip -q -f scripts/fckeditor.zip -d $(ELOGDIR)/scripts/
which doesn't work on my Ubuntu 8.04; however changing to:
@unzip -q scripts/fckeditor.zip -d $(ELOGDIR)/scripts/
does... |
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65806
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Wed Apr 2 03:34:43 2008 |
| Kevin O'Sullivan | kosok@stanford.edu | Question | Linux | 2.7.3-2058 | Re: FCKeditor not active |
| Alain Hugentobler wrote: |
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| Kevin O'Sullivan wrote: |
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I'm using ELOG version 2.7.3-2058 and have been trying to get FCKeditor to work. This, to my understanding from the documentation, is supposed to be a part of elog by default after version 2.7.0 and from looking at the configuration syntax manual, it looks as though FCKeditor should be on with the default settings. I done nothing to turn it off and none of the obvious fixes seem to do anything. I've posted the text of my configuration file below, what did I do wrong?
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Got the same problem, solved by manually unzipping "scripts/fckeditor.zip" from the sources to the installation directory (/usr/local/elog/scripts)
A better solution is to modify the Makefile :
@unzip -q -f scripts/fckeditor.zip -d $(ELOGDIR)/scripts/
which doesn't work on my Ubuntu 8.04; however changing to:
@unzip -q scripts/fckeditor.zip -d $(ELOGDIR)/scripts/
does...
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That fixed it!
Thanks Alain. |
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65807
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Wed Apr 2 09:19:55 2008 |
| Stefan Ritt | stefan.ritt@psi.ch | Question | Linux | 2.7.3-2058 | Re: FCKeditor not active |
| Alain Hugentobler wrote: |
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| Kevin O'Sullivan wrote: |
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I'm using ELOG version 2.7.3-2058 and have been trying to get FCKeditor to work. This, to my understanding from the documentation, is supposed to be a part of elog by default after version 2.7.0 and from looking at the configuration syntax manual, it looks as though FCKeditor should be on with the default settings. I done nothing to turn it off and none of the obvious fixes seem to do anything. I've posted the text of my configuration file below, what did I do wrong?
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Got the same problem, solved by manually unzipping "scripts/fckeditor.zip" from the sources to the installation directory (/usr/local/elog/scripts)
A better solution is to modify the Makefile :
@unzip -q -f scripts/fckeditor.zip -d $(ELOGDIR)/scripts/
which doesn't work on my Ubuntu 8.04; however changing to:
@unzip -q scripts/fckeditor.zip -d $(ELOGDIR)/scripts/
does...
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I didn't realize that the Ubuntu version of unzip does not support the -f flag. Anyhow it's not really necessary, so I removed it from the distribution. The fix will be contained in the next release. |
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Thu Apr 3 08:37:27 2008 |
| Stefan Ritt | stefan.ritt@psi.ch | Question | Windows | 2.7.3 | Re: e-mail format |
| Bill Qualls wrote: |
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I "upgraded" from v2.6.? to v2.7.3. By "upgrade", I mean "copy all files to a different computer, then run the installer". e-mail messages received from my v2.6 instance look nice. The messages look like HTML tables with blue and green coloring. My v2.7 instance appears to send plain text. But, when I forward the v2.7 message, the nice HTML tables appear again. Is there an e-mail formatting setting that I need to change?
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That has probably to do with the program with which you read your email. The coloring is done in a cascading style sheet, which the email program has to load from the elog server upon display. Most programs ask you if you like to "load images" for this email. This is a bit misleading since the style sheet is no image, but similarly loaded form an external source. I use Thunderbird, which remembers my decisions. So if I get an elog message from a certain email sender, and I click on "load images always from this sender", then it will show the colored background for each following entry. If the sender now is different (like if you use a different computer), this will be different and you have to load images once by clicking somewhere (mostly a bar above your email display). |
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