Re: ELOG v2.6.0 (Linux) crashes while using " Forgot password?", posted by Dimitrios Tsirigkas on Thu Jan 26 15:19:58 2006
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A fix is always for all versions, since I have a common code base. Have you tried Version 2.6.1?[/quote]
I got the RPM last week, from the download page. When I run without the -D option it says that it is Version 2.6.0. Since a new version came out in the |
Running elog as ordinnary user, posted by G. Vandemoortele on Fri Jan 27 20:40:00 2006
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Hello,
I've configured elog with some commands running a shell :
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Re: Running elog as ordinnary user, posted by Stefan Ritt on Fri Jan 27 23:18:07 2006
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[quote="G. Vandemoortele"]I've configured elog with some commands running a shell :
Preset R-Date = $shell(/usr/bin/date +"%Y/%m/%d %H:%S")
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Re: Running elog as ordinnary user, posted by G. Vandemoortele on Sat Jan 28 10:40:18 2006
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[quote="Stefan Ritt"]
First of all, you could use
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Re: Running elog as ordinnary user, posted by Stefan Ritt on Sat Jan 28 12:54:03 2006 
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[quote="G. Vandemoortele"]Started via root (# /usr/sbin/elogd -c /home/gv/.elog/elogd.cfg -x), it works,
but via "gv" ($ /usr/sbin/elogd -c /home/gv/.elog/elogd.cfg -x), it doesn't.[/quote]
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Re: ELOG v2.6.0 (Linux) crashes while using " Forgot password?", posted by Dimitrios Tsirigkas on Mon Jan 30 10:21:41 2006
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[quote="Dimitrios Tsirigkas"]A fix is always for all versions, since I have a common code base. Have you tried Version 2.6.1?[/quote]
Yep, 2.6.1 works fine. Thanks,
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Running ELOG under Apache, posted by Dimitrios Tsirigkas on Mon Jan 30 11:41:18 2006
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Hi,
Sorry if this has been asked elsewhere and I'm missing it. I want to stop users from accessing my elog by loading the URL: http://mycomputerURL:8080 and |
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Re: Running ELOG under Apache, posted by Stefan Ritt on Mon Jan 30 12:27:08 2006
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[quote="Dimitrios Tsirigkas"]Sorry if this has been asked elsewhere and I'm missing it. I want to stop users from accessing my elog by loading the URL:
http://mycomputerURL:8080 and only make it accessible through http://mycomputerURL/elog. The end goal would be to use Apache to control access. I followed
the instructions under "Running elogd under Apache" in the admin guide, but what that did was simply to redirect browsers trying to load ttp://mycomputerURL/elog |