> > What other information can I provide that might assist in diagnosing this?
>
> Please send me your elogd.cfg configuration file.
Stefan - I am having the exact same problem as outlined here. I sent you an
email with a somewhat complicated config file. Attached to this message is a
much simpler one.
With this file, if you remove the B5 server (remove it from top group a2, and
remove the [b5] entry) the crash does not happen. If the B5 server (or any
additional server) is in the file, then the problem occurs.
For me, there are 3 places where the crash happens:
- on logout
- when an invalid username/password is used to login
- when you login to A1, then try to go to A2
This is happening on elog v2.5.9-1 (built May 2, 2005, 12:17:18 revision 1.642)
I have tried on windows 2000 and 2003 servers, and it seems to happen on both of
them.
Matt |
Just upgraded from stable running 2.5.2-2 to 2.5.9-2 in case of the usable
Duplicate function. After the problem discribed below i made a new, clean
installation again and played araound with the demo logbook, copying my
testlogbook (part of a real used and under 2.5.2-2 working logbook) into the
demo cfg file.
ia figured out two serious problems:
1. If I copy the following section to the global into the demo lgbook,
elogd.exe crashes emediatly ewhile starting as a prozess:
[global]
Language = German
Theme = default
logbook tabs = 1
main tab = INHALT
welcome title = <b><big>Ulrich Rolf Trüssel</big></b> Adressverwaltung
(Geschäft & Privat) Mensch-Tier
Coaching™ - Mensch-Hund
Coaching™ Interessengemeinschaft Familienhund® - Regionalgruppe
Zentralschweiz Lorenz Tierschule
port = 8080
Theme = default
Message Width = 100
Message Height = 25
Filtered browsing = 1
Suppress default = 2
Suppress Email on Edit = 0
Email Format = 0
Filtered browsing = 1
HTML default = 3
Reverse sort = 1
2. problem (the ting) that made me playing with teh demo cfg:
There are totally 8 logbooks running, but just one has this strange problem
of not giving a link to to the datasets in full and summary mode. I cutted
down all the stuff back to this only lines:
[Adresse2]
Attributes = Kundensegment, Duzis, Hauptadresse, Selektion, Sperre, Adresse,
Unterlagenversand, Empf. gegeben, Gruppe, Mitglied, URT, IGFH, Letzte
Anmeldung, IGFH Gruppe, IGFH JB, Anrede, Titel, Briefanrede, Vorname, Name,
Firma, Abteilung, Adresse Zusatz, Strasse, Landeskennung, PLZ, Ortschaft,
Postfach, Postfach PLZ, Postfach Ort, Telefon Geschäft, Telefon Privat,
Telefax, Telefon Mobil, EMail, HomePage, Funktion, Beruf, Geburtstag, Name
Hund, Rasse, Sex, Wurfdatum, Anmeldung, Impfbüchlein, Welpenkurs,
Erziehungskurs, Hundesport, Bestätigung, OCCH LN, Andere Kurse, Weitere
Hunde/Tiere, Referenzen, KlientIn/KundIn
List Display = Name, Vorname
and got still the same problem. if i create a new logbook it will works,
also ut works under 2.5.2-2 but not longer under 2.5.3 up (even not
2.5.9-2). any idea? mening this may be a VERY basic logbook... trued with
list display etc. around, nothinh happen. Need to go back to 2.5.2-2 where
this wasn't a problem?
thanjs for any idea of this to problems... |
I hope this is the correct place for an apparent bug report. The display is incorrect except when displaying a particular entry. I just downloaded 2.6.0-beta thinking I was getting 2.5.9. Nice surprise. The elcode (bbcode? ) is a great idea, but the display, when showing the main screen of a logbook does not have the correct fields showing in the correct places. I will attach two screen captures for illustraton. Never mind, I guess not. It is not letting me upload the screen captures. On the main screen, for example, my field contents for "Route" appear in the "Text" field. But when on the specific entry screen, these field contents are in the correct field. I will be glad to eamil the screen captures, if anyone wants.
I am running Firefox 1.0.3 (same results with IE 6, BTW), on a WinXP OS (sorry fellows, but I am still in process of learning Linux, so I have not tried this version of elog on it, yet), on a Gateway 2.2 GHZ, 1 GB RAM PC.
BTW, I love elog and have it running at work. It is being used extensively. |