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Tue Nov 30 19:30:31 2010 |
 | Mike Zuber | mdz0739@yahoo.com | Question | Windows | 2.8 | Re: Action after message submission |
| Stefan Ritt wrote: |
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| Mike Zuber wrote: |
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Is it possible to automatically go back to the list view in summary mode after submitting a new message instead of displaying the new message?
I know it's possible to display a page from a file after submitting a new message by using "Submit Page = <file>".
It would be nice to be able to use a command like "Submit Page = <command>" where I could insert "?cmd=Back" as in the "Start page" command.
Thanks,
Mike
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I just implemented a new flag "List after submit = 1" which does exactly this. It brings you to the summary page after the submission of a new entry. I needed the function myself. The change is SVN revision 2327 and will be contained in the next release.
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Sorry so long getting back to you, Stefan. Just wanted to say "thank you". This new function works great! |
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Fri Nov 26 16:22:05 2010 |
 | Christoph Kukulies | kukulies@physik.rwth-aachen.de | Question | Linux | 2.8.0-2344 | Re: New User in Config Menu ? |
| Stefan Ritt wrote: |
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| Christoph Kukulies wrote: |
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I see only Save Back Change Password Remove User in Config Menu.
How can I create a New User?
[global]
Port=8880
SSL=1
;Self register = 1
Password file = passwd
admin user = kuku
SMTP host = smtp.mydomain
[Demo]
Attributes = Author, Status
The documentation is mentioning a Config Menu and a New User item there.
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You have to be admin user to see that Config Menu.
Admin user = kukulies (or whatever your login name is)
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Thanks. You see in the elogd.cfg above that there is
admin user = kuku
Aaah, case sensitive ! !
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Christoph
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Fri Nov 26 12:36:53 2010 |
| Stefan Ritt | stefan.ritt@psi.ch | Question | Linux | 2.8.0-2344 | Re: New User in Config Menu ? |
| Christoph Kukulies wrote: |
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I see only Save Back Change Password Remove User in Config Menu.
How can I create a New User?
[global]
Port=8880
SSL=1
;Self register = 1
Password file = passwd
admin user = kuku
SMTP host = smtp.mydomain
[Demo]
Attributes = Author, Status
The documentation is mentioning a Config Menu and a New User item there.
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You have to be admin user to see that Config Menu.
Admin user = kukulies (or whatever your login name is) |
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Fri Nov 26 12:31:42 2010 |
 | Christoph Kukulies | kukulies@physik.rwth-aachen.de | Question | Linux | 2.8.0-2344 | New User in Config Menu ? |
I see only Save Back Change Password Remove User in Config Menu.
How can I create a New User?
[global]
Port=8880
SSL=1
;Self register = 1
Password file = passwd
admin user = kuku
SMTP host = smtp.mydomain
[Demo]
Attributes = Author, Status
The documentation is mentioning a Config Menu and a New User item there.
--
Christoph
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Fri Nov 26 11:42:50 2010 |
| Yoshio Imai | | Question | Linux | 2.8.0-2313 | Re: Don't see login page - Self register = 1 |
| Christoph Kukulies wrote: | | I only need to know how I get an admin passwd and user into the passwd file. |
You do this the same way as a regular user: use the self registration feature to create a user, and then declare this user to be the admin in your config file.
Yoshio |
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Fri Nov 26 09:44:22 2010 |
| Stefan Ritt | stefan.ritt@psi.ch | Question | Linux | 2.8.0-2313 | Re: Don't see login page - Self register = 1 |
| Christoph Kukulies wrote: | I only need to know how I get an admin passwd and user into the passwd file.
elogd -a password -l logbook does not have the desired effect. It spoils the cfg-file
again with Admin Password commands. |
I told you twice (once in this thread) that you should not mix "password file" with "admin password". These are two different authentication schemes and may not be combined. What you need is only "admin user = <name>" in your config file as written in the documentation. |
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Thu Nov 25 17:34:28 2010 |
| Christoph Kukulies | kukulies@physik.rwth-aachen.de | Question | Linux | 2.8.0-2313 | Re: Don't see login page - Self register = 1 |
| Yoshio Imai wrote: | Hi!
| Christoph Kukulies wrote: | I cannot get the login screen. I'm connecting to a logbook (and I can do this without logging in).
Shouldn't I get a screen to login/register? |
| Christoph Kukulies wrote: | | Guest menu commands = List, Find, Login, Help |
I might be wrong, but since you have defined "Guest menu commands", you should indeed be able to read the logbooks without logging on, only write access should be prevented. Do you get the login window when you explicitly click onto the "Login" link?
Also, I noticed that your user lists are space-separated, although as far as I know they should be comma-separated.
I hope this helps!
Yoshio |
Thanks. That was exactly what Stefan pointed me to (in private EMail which I resorted to in my desperation  .
This config (also thanks to Stefan) now works.
[global]
Port=8880
SSL=1
Self register = 1
Password file = passwd
[Demo]
Attributes = Author, Status
[Linux]
Attributes = Author, Status
[Windows]
Attributes = Author, Status
I only need to know how I get an admin passwd and user into the passwd file.
elogd -a password -l logbook does not have the desired effect. It spoils the cfg-file
again with Admin Password commands.
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Christoph |
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Thu Nov 25 14:15:31 2010 |
| Yoshio Imai | | Question | Linux | 2.8.0-2313 | Re: Don't see login page - Self register = 1 |
Hi!
| Christoph Kukulies wrote: | I cannot get the login screen. I'm connecting to a logbook (and I can do this without logging in).
Shouldn't I get a screen to login/register? |
| Christoph Kukulies wrote: | | Guest menu commands = List, Find, Login, Help |
I might be wrong, but since you have defined "Guest menu commands", you should indeed be able to read the logbooks without logging on, only write access should be prevented. Do you get the login window when you explicitly click onto the "Login" link?
Also, I noticed that your user lists are space-separated, although as far as I know they should be comma-separated.
I hope this helps!
Yoshio |