Note: When I hit ctrl-break, it exits to cmd prompt, and the entry appears 
in the logbook.... ?

> elog -h 192.168.0.25 -p 80 -l Database -a Type=test1 -a OS=W2K -a Loc=room1
> -a Status=operational
> 
> doing anything wrong here?

opps nevermind, i didn't realize I had to put something in for the ending 
body text.  Anyway to skip that part?

> elog -h 192.168.0.25 -p 80 -l Database -a Type=test1 -a OS=W2K -a Loc=room1
> -a Status=operational
> 
> doing anything wrong here?

Is this possible?  If so, could you provide an example:

I'm trying to find a way that when you do a search, that you can filter 
entries using ( = , <>, AND) on one or more attributes.
ex:  Find all workstations for this subnet, but exclude a particular one.
Thats the basic idea.

Can it be done? If so, how?

Thanks,
Eric

I know there's an item on the wishlist for password expiration, so how 
about account expiration..?? (after so many days of inactivity).

One complaint that comes from management is that when a user leaves the 
agency, the elog account seems to never get deleted.  There way of asking 
me, why I never keep up with the user account deletions.  Ha Ha, like I 
have time to constantly compare the user list from elog to the user list of 
other systems.

Another plea on my part, for Elog to allow for authentication via external 
database - such as LDAP, so we wouldn't have to maintain another user 
database.

Thanks,
Eric

Typing in a text for a new entry results in an error message, whenever
one forgets to fill in mandatory attributes (as it should happen !). However
after using the back button in this case (Using netscape 4.79) I made the
experience, that the text typed in gets lost. Other browsers like Mozilla
or IE do not have this problem. Any idea how this problem can be
avoided for netscape as well ?

> > After upgrading from 2.3.1 to 2.3.3, elog is not able to load any resources
> > as stylesheets, images or passwordfiles.
> > 
> > Cannot open file /usr/local/elogdata/logbooks/djeks/password!
> 
> If you installed from the RPM, elogd runs under the user "elog". If you have 
> installed a previous version under a different user, it might be that elogd 
> does not have read or write access to it. A 
> 
> "chown -R elog.elog /usr/local/elogdata"
> 
> might help.
>
 
It did, a lot, guess I missed that one in the changelog.

Had some trouble with subdir too:
changed it to its full path
restarted elogd
worked

As a test I changed subdir to it's relative path
restarted
It kept working

mmmm, I wonder where that twighlight tune comes from ...

After upgrading from 2.3.1 to 2.3.3, elog is not able to load any resources
as stylesheets, images or passwordfiles.

Cannot open file /usr/local/elogdata/logbooks/djeks/password!

oops?

Since elog 2.6.0 we cannot redirect our elog via apache2.

in apache2.conf we have (had for a long time):
Redirect permanent /elog http://elog.oursite.com/elog/
ProxyPass /elog/ http://elog.oursite.com:8080/

When visiting the url, this results in:
The proxy server received an invalid response from an upstream server.
The proxy server could not handle the request GET /elog/myelog/.

After testing we found that ELOG V2.6.0-beta2 works just fine.
2.6.0 stable crashes after visiting a redirected url.

Running on debian sarge