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Fri Jul 18 08:57:21 2003 |
| Stefan Ritt | stefan.ritt@psi.ch | Info | | 2.3.9 | Re: Version 2.3.9 released today |
> It appears Im having problems getting this to work, my config is as follows, yet
> its not updating the log file since i installed the new RPM 2.3.9, is there a
> problem or am I doing something wrong ?
Oops, there was a bug. I added the resource directory in front of the logfile name,
which is not correct if the logfile name contains an absolute path. I fixed that in
the current CVS version. As a temporary fix, remove the resource dir in your elogd.cfg
or remove the full path in the logfile (the file will the be put into the resource dir
of course...). |
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Mon Sep 15 19:50:21 2003 |
| Mike | mlmoore@pella.com | Info | Windows | 2.3.9 | Re: Version 2.3.9 released today |
> Version 2.3.9 of elog has been released today. Enhancements are:
Forgive me if I've missed it, but I've looked in the forum, on-line cfg docs
and downloaded docs. I cannot find details on how to the used
the "Execute ..." command. What is passed on command line, etc.
thanks in advance
mike
> - "Execute new/edit/delete" lets one execute shell commands on the server
> side for new, edited or deleted messages. Since this can cause security
> problems, a new flag "-x" has been added to the elogd daemon to enable this
> feature. It can be used to synchronize the elog database with other
> databases, or to send SMS messages to people.
> |
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Tue Sep 16 12:48:56 2003 |
| Stefan Ritt | stefan.ritt@psi.ch | Info | Windows | 2.3.9 | Re: Version 2.3.9 released today |
> Forgive me if I've missed it, but I've looked in the forum, on-line cfg docs
> and downloaded docs. I cannot find details on how to the used
> the "Execute ..." command. What is passed on command line, etc.
Sorry, I forgot to put it into the documentation. It's now available from
http://midas.psi.ch/elog/config.html You basically use "Execute new =
<command>", where <command> can have substitutions like $<attribute>,
$remote_host, etc. You also have to start elogd with the "-x" flag to enable
shell executions, since they can impose a security problem (see documentation). |
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Tue Feb 13 17:25:11 2007 |
| Stefan Ritt | stefan.ritt@psi.ch | Question | Linux | Windows | | Re: Various attributes and columns “list” |
bob wrote: | Re Hi,
Is it possible to put various (and choose them) the attributes in the SAME columns of the “list” ??
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I don't understand what you mean. |
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Tue Feb 13 17:48:05 2007 |
| bob | bobgrang@yahoo.fr | Question | Linux | Windows | | Re: Various attributes and columns “list” |
Stefan Ritt wrote: |
bob wrote: | Re Hi,
Is it possible to put various (and choose them) the attributes in the SAME columns of the “list” ??
|
I don't understand what you mean. |
Ok,
in the summary,
we can look at each line with its adapted attributes.
I would like the same line which informs several attributes without modifer List display = ID, Date...
Is this possible?
while hoping to be understood 
Bob |
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Tue Feb 13 19:25:47 2007 |
| Stefan Ritt | stefan.ritt@psi.ch | Question | Linux | Windows | | Re: Various attributes and columns “list” |
bob wrote: | in the summary,
we can look at each line with its adapted attributes.
I would like the same line which informs several attributes without modifer List display = ID, Date...
Is this possible? |
No. |
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Wed Feb 14 09:22:01 2007 |
| bob | bobgrang@yahoo.fr | Question | Linux | Windows | | Re: Various attributes and columns “list” |
Stefan Ritt wrote: |
bob wrote: | in the summary,
we can look at each line with its adapted attributes.
I would like the same line which informs several attributes without modifer List display = ID, Date...
Is this possible? |
No. |
Ok,
Thanks
 |
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Fri Aug 8 14:27:03 2008 |
| Yoshio Imai | | Question | Linux | 2.7.4-2111 | Re: Using the command line tool to edit |
T. Ribbrock wrote: | NOTE: I found that this does not work if LOGBOOK has any spaces in it - I would get error messages where the logbook was not found. |
You might try to escape the space in the formelog -a 'Attribute1=value' -x -h localhost -l 'LOG\ BOOK' -p 8080 -u USER PASSWD
T. Ribbrock wrote: | What is the easiest way to retrieve an ID from the command line |
I don't know if this helps you (depends on how much the application that edits the entry communicates with the application the generates the entry), but the elog client should output something likeMessage successfully transmitted, ID=12345 which you could e.g. redirect into a file that the editing application then reads to determine the ID. |