Shell execute, posted by Alan Grant on Tue May 14 06:07:07 2019
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I have the line in my elog config to run a Powershell script when submitting a New entry. I just send an email as a test:
Execute New = "Powershell.exe -ExecutionPolicy Bypass D:\SendEmail.ps1"
Fyi, the Powershell statement itself (Send-MailMessage -From 'MeterElog@winnipeg.ca' |
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How to export and import all the threat from old elog server to the new elog server , posted by stalin on Tue Sep 24 20:06:26 2019
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Hi Team,
Can you please guide me how to export and import the documents from the one elog to the another elog server also I like to know how to backup
the server. |
Re: How to export and import all the threat from old elog server to the new elog server , posted by Andreas Luedeke on Wed Oct 9 12:09:19 2019
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See https://elog.psi.ch/elog/config.html#mirroring
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https://elog.psi.ch/elog/userguide.html#access |
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Parsing log files, posted by Alan Grant on Fri Jan 8 05:48:45 2021
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Sometimes we change the attributes in a config file for a given tab as time goes on, which naturally can get out of sync with the older data in
that tab.
I can imagine some other Elog users have encounterd this too at some point so I'm wondering if there's a utilty or some way |
Re: Parsing log files, posted by John on Fri Jan 8 06:14:49 2021
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Hi Al; if I understand your situation correctly you want to access Elog db (logbooks) via another way. There are many ways depending on your knowledge,
type of work needed, and ease of use. I have found that accessing whatever I need via Elog gui is satisfactory in many situations-- by simply exporting.
THEN take the raw csv/xml file and manipulte it more easily from there. There are MANY free web sites that will take your data then, and put it in |
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Re: Parsing log files, posted by Alan Grant on Fri Jan 8 15:28:06 2021
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John
wrote:
Hi Al; if I understand your situation correctly you want to access Elog db |
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Re: Parsing log files, posted by Stefan Ritt on Fri Jan 8 15:35:35 2021
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Well, you could put the old options back to the config file, do the export, then remove them again.
But have a look at the Elog database files ZZMMDDa.log in your logbook directory, they are pure ASCII files, which are relatively simple to parse.
Hi |
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Re: Parsing log files, posted by Lagarde on Wed Apr 7 17:11:28 2021
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Hi,
I had similar needs (access and parse logs ) so I'm a small library in cpp. Have a look on https://github.com/flagarde/elogpp maybe
it could be usefull for you too. |