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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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Wed Feb 14 16:46:27 2007 |
 | bob | bobgrang@yahoo.fr | Question | Linux | Windows | V2.6.3-177 | Required and {} | Hi,
I still have a question,
is it possible to use : Required and {}
here my program :"
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{run} Required Attributes = Date evenement, Heure evenement, ...
{run} Show Attributes = Date evenement, Heure evenement, ...
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{etuvage & ANS} Required Attributes = Date evenement, Heure evenement, ...
{etuvage & ANS} Show Attributes = Date evenement, Heure evenement, ...
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generally, can one handle "Required" and "{}" or "{ , }", ...
in any case for me, that does not go
this is normal ??
Thanks
Bob |
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Mon Feb 19 20:46:39 2007 |
| bob | bobgrang@yahoo.fr | Question | Linux | Windows | V2.6.3-177 | Re: Required and {} |
| Stefan Ritt wrote: |
| bob wrote: | | generally, can one handle "Required" and "{}" or "{ , }", ... |
For simple configuration files, that should work. If I have for example:
Attributes = Author, Type, Category, Subject
Options Type = Routine{r}, Software Installation{s}, Problem Fixed{p}, Configuration, Other
{r} Required Attributes = Author
Then the attributes "Author" is only required if "Type" equals "Routine". |
you are right, I try to re-examine my configuration and I will say to you |
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Tue Apr 24 11:00:56 2007 |
| bob | bobgrang@yahoo.fr | Question | Windows | All | last | Import log | Hi,
it is possible to import the file *.log of Elog towards another Elog?
thank you
Bob |
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Tue Apr 24 14:43:07 2007 |
| bob | bobgrang@yahoo.fr | Question | Windows | All | last | Re: Import log |
| Stefan Ritt wrote: |
| bob wrote: | Hi,
it is possible to import the file *.log of Elog towards another Elog?
thank you
Bob |
There are three methods:
- Copy over the *.log files from one Elog to the other. Make sure not to have entries with the same ID twice then.
- Set-up mirroring between two servers. This ensures a 1:1 copy of the server
- Export entries in CSV format (comma-separated-values) via 'Find', 'Mode = CSV', and do a 'CSV import' on the other side.
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thank you,
but the last method (simplest for me) does not import the comment.
it's a pity... |
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Wed Jan 19 16:03:38 2011 |
 | bob | bobgrang@gmail.com | Question | Windows | V2.8. | Modification aren't accepted | hello,
At home, when I change the config *. cfg, the modifications are not taken in consideration
Have you got a idea ?
Thanks a lot ! 
Bob |
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Wed Jan 19 16:19:56 2011 |
| bob | bobgrang@gmail.com | Question | Windows | V2.8. | Re: Modification aren't accepted |
| Stefan Ritt wrote: |
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| bob wrote: |
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hello,
At home, when I change the config *. cfg, the modifications are not taken in consideration
Have you got a idea ?
Thanks a lot !
Bob
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Not really, you are the first one reporting this issue. Just some thoughts:
- Can you see the changes if you look at elogd.cfg with a text editor such as notepad?
- Some write protection of elogd.cfg
- Do you have more than one server running at the same time and changing the wrong one's config?
- Stefan
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>- Can you see the changes if you look at elogd.cfg with a text editor such as notepad?
I change the configuration directly on elogd.cfg, (after i save and update my web page, and i not modification immediately)
>- Some write protection of elogd.cfg
no
- Do you have more than one server running at the same time and changing the wrong one's config?
i have one server with elog |
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Thu Jan 20 13:49:22 2011 |
| bob | bobgrang@gmail.com | Question | Windows | V2.8. | Re: Modification aren't accepted |
| Stefan Ritt wrote: |
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| David Pilgram wrote: |
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Let me report when I see this behaviour.
If I use a text editor on elog.cfg directly, while elog is running, then when I save the file, the new elog.cfg is in place,
but the running elog is still running with the old configuration. You have to restart elog for it to read the new config file and
use the new settings.
This does not apply if you edit elog.cfg via the "config" option in the menu command, where elog will read the new elog.cfg
just after it has been saved.
The reason I sometimes edit the file directly is if I want to create a new logbook, but with all the configuration of another logbook,
and it's quickest to cut-and-paste, change the heading, create a new directory and restart elog.
This may be completely off what is being reported.
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Minor changes you do externally to the elogd.cfg file are reflected immediately under Windows (under Linux you have to send a HUP signal to the process to re-read the configuration). But if you make major changes like adding a new logbook, you have to restart elogd.
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Yes, exactly!
I prefer to use the elog.cfg for change my config.
But, How do you do for restar the elogd ? with Unregister ELOG server service ?
Anyway, thanks for yours answers !
Bob
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