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Thu Mar 24 11:47:58 2005 |
| Stefan Ritt | stefan.ritt@psi.ch | Bug report | Linux | | Re: Crash with Protect Selection page = 1 |
> Logins work OK if the username/password is valid. However, if I try to login
> with invalid authentication, the server crashes. If I turn off the protect
> selection page, then invalid authentication does not crash elogd.
Ok, it's me, Speedy Gonzales again (as Emiliano says... (;-))
I fixed that as well and committed the changes.
Greetings to JLab (I once worked at UVa in Charlottesville...). Is David Abbott
still there?
- Stefan |
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Thu Mar 24 12:09:55 2005 |
| Stephen A. Wood | saw@jlab.org | Bug report | Linux | | Re: Crash with Protect Selection page = 1 |
> > Logins work OK if the username/password is valid. However, if I try to login
> > with invalid authentication, the server crashes. If I turn off the protect
> > selection page, then invalid authentication does not crash elogd.
>
> Ok, it's me, Speedy Gonzales again (as Emiliano says... (;-))
>
> I fixed that as well and committed the changes.
That seems to do the trick! Thanks, Steve |
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Mon May 9 16:37:08 2005 |
| Johan Nyberg | johan.nyberg@tsl.uu.se | Question | Linux | 2.5.9-1 | Re: How to remove email addresses from Guest Display? |
> > I would like to have the author email addresses listed only for users which
> > have logged in, but not for guest users. In the elogd.cfg file I have:
> >
> > Attributes = Author, Author Email, Category, Subject
> > Guest Display = Author, Category, Subject, Text
> >
> > But these attributes
> >
> > ID Date Author Author Email Category Subject Text
> >
> > are shown also when visting the logbook as a guest. For the guests I would
> > like to show only these attributes
> >
> > ID Date Author Category Subject Text
> >
> > Any ideas what I am doing wrong or why this does not work?
>
> Guest List Display = Author, Category, Subject, Text
> ^^^^
>
> - Stefan
Hi Stefan,
Thanks for the prompt answer and sorry for not reading the docs carefully enough.
The "Guest List Display" is of course what I should use. It works perfectly. And
thanks for the fantastic and very useful ELOG package!
Johan |
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Fri Jul 8 13:32:56 2005 |
| Tim Iskander | tim.iskander@criticallink.com | Request | All | 2.5.8 | Re: Request: can the comment for a log book be put in the status bar on hover |
Stefan Ritt wrote: |
Tim Iskander wrote: | We have several logbooks running here with somewhat cryptic names. The comment field for the
logbook describes its intent well enough, so the thought was that the comment could show up in the
status bar (or tooltip) when you hover over the logbook name in the tabs at the top of the page. |
_X_ yea 
___ nea 
I added a tooltip to the logbook showing the comment field. The status bar is a bit difficult since it requires Javascript and is not supported by all browsers. But I hope the tooltip is good enough. The modification is in CVS, you can try it at the forum.
- Stefan |
I like it!
thanks...
/Tim |
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Tue Jul 26 17:32:59 2005 |
| Chris Green | greenc@fnal.gov | Question | Linux | 2.6.0b | Re: Can't set Author attribute properly in reply? |
Thanks for this, gents.
Chris. |
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Wed Jul 27 16:31:33 2005 |
| Juliana Peng | jpeng@yorku.ca | Request | Linux | V2.6.0 | Re: hide attributes when view the logbook |
Stefan Ritt wrote: |
I understood you correctly. What I was trying to say is that what you currently request possible with the current version and will not be implemented soon. But you can partly obtain what you want by having two logbooks. Make one logbook which has fewer attributes, and which will receive all SunOS entries. Make another one with all the attributes. Although this will become separate logooks, you can "think" of them as one logbook with two different sections. There is even the trick of forcing the data directory to be the same (via the "data dir") option, so both logbooks will "look" at the same database. Make one logbook the "master" having all the attributes. That's where you enter your information. Them make one or more logbooks looking at the same data, but make them read-only. Each logbook can have a separate set of attributes, access rights etc, but all of them show the same data.
I know this is not the perfect solution, but at least something which can be done already now. |
Thank you so much. We'll try it. Waiting for your next version. |
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Fri Aug 5 16:15:04 2005 |
| Chris Green | greenc@fnal.gov | Bug report | Linux | 2.6.0-CVS | Re: Top Groups, Show Top Groups, password file and Protect Selection page have nasty interaction |
Stefan Ritt wrote: | One note I would like to make however: "Top groups" were invented for having completely separate logbook groups. Before the invention of top groups, one had to run several instances of elogd for different departments for example, where one department should not see the other department's logbooks. But having many departments means having to maintain many elogd daemons. This led to the invention of top groups, so one daemon can serve several independent groups, each having their own [global] section, with probably their own administrator.
In your case however, it would be more applicable not to use top groups, but use nested groups. Like
Group MiniBooNE = Analysis, Miscellaneous
Group Analysis = Charged Current Pi Plus, Neutral Current Coherent Pions
Group Miscellaneous = demo
I presume this is more what you want, and you can avoid some problems which arise from top groups.
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The quick attempt I just made to use this doesn't do what I want, which is to require password protection for the Analysis logbook selection page. If you think that *is* possible and I just didn't configure it properly, I'd appreciate pointers. In the meantime though, your bug fixes appear to have solved my top group / password problem and I think I'll proceed with that for now.
Thanks again,
Chris. |
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Tue Oct 11 15:09:42 2005 |
| ScottK | snkgak@yahoo.com | Question | Linux | 2.6.0 | Re: elog fails to connect with "cannot get host name: Success" message |
Stefan Ritt wrote: |
ScottK wrote: | I can't seem to connect using elog:
elog -h <myhost>:8080 -v -l Servers -a "Type=Routine" -a "Author=ScottK" -m ~/test.txt
|
Maybe a
elog -h <myhost> -p 8080 -v -l .... ??? |
Oops - amazing when I read the syntax correctly -- it works! Thanks for taking the time to reply to a "dumb, RTFD" question, Stefan. Thank you for making a great program!
ScottK |