Re: ssl certificate, posted by Giuseppe Cucinotta on Fri Feb 17 14:29:54 2023
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Hi I'm here again,
According to my conf file I run elog under a specified user and group different from root. So I copied the .pem file I obtained from certbot in /etc/ssl as well as /urs/local/elog/ssl and ssl folder in the user directory (I will call it <user-dir>) but when I launch elog I receive the error that cannot initialize SSL because the old self signed certificate server.crt in <user-dir>/ssl is not found.
I wonder where in elog.cfg or elsewhere is written that <user-dir>/ssl/server.crt must be usedand how to fix it
Thanks
| Giuseppe Cucinotta wrote: |
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Hi Laurent,
thanks very much! Probably I've copied the certificate in the wrong directory. I'll try ASAP
| Laurent Jean-Rigaud wrote: |
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Hi Giuseppe,
The new certificate files should be copy under ssl folder (/usr/local/elog/ssl or /usr/share/elog/ssl by example, closed to templates and script directories) in place of the embedded (autosigned) certificate files enclosed with ELOG source.
It seems that there is no parameter to set a custom path.
SSL = <0 | 1>
Turn on Secure Socket Layer transport. If SSL is on, one can connect via https://... to the elogd daemon. If the URL = directive is used, make sure to use https://... instead of http://... there. The ELOG distribution contains a simple self-signed certificate in the ssl subdirectory. One can replace this certificate and key with a real ceritficate to avoid browser pop-up windows warning about the self-signed certificate. The default for this option is 0.
| Giuseppe Cucinotta wrote: |
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We obtained a certificate from let's encrypt in order to replace the self signed certificate provided with elog. We copied the new certificates replacing the older server.crt
The problem is that when restarted elog raises an error related to the fact it is looking for server.crt and it doesn't find it anymore.
I searched in elog config file in order to find a way to indicate the new certificate but I didn't find how to manage this issue.
Any suggestion?
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Re: Exporting the entries from ELOG, posted by Stefan Ritt on Tue Feb 28 19:22:50 2023
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Find -> Export to...
| Illam Pakkirisamy wrote: |
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Hi,
Is there a way to export the ELOG entries into a file like an Excel sheet or something. I see import but not export.
Appreciate your help.
Thanks.
Illam
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Re: Exporting the entries from ELOG, posted by Illam Pakkirisamy on Wed Mar 1 20:12:54 2023
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Thanks Stefan for your help. It works but the only issue is, the screenshots that were included in the body of the entries are not usable. Not sure if there is any workarounds for that.
...Illam
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Find -> Export to...
| Illam Pakkirisamy wrote: |
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Hi,
Is there a way to export the ELOG entries into a file like an Excel sheet or something. I see import but not export.
Appreciate your help.
Thanks.
Illam
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Re: HTML Editor not working after enabling SSL, posted by Daniel Sajdyk on Thu Mar 9 09:44:32 2023
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Hello,
I created new certificate, but it doesn't help with resolving this problem.
Does someone have and idea how to resolve it?
Best Regards
Daniel
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Hello,
After enabling SSL=1 in /usr/loca/elog/elogd.cfg file, HTML editor loading very long.
After changing SSL to 0, everything work flawlessly.
Does anyone know what can cause this behaviour?
Best Regards
Daniel
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Re: ssl certificate, posted by Andreas Luedeke on Mon Mar 13 16:16:09 2023
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I do run elog under:
Usr = elog
Grp = elog
But that does not change the location of my certificates: they are in "/usr/local/elog/ssl".
My guess: you just copied the .pem file to the /ssl directory, but did not rename it to server.crt?
And of course you need to overwrite server.key as well.
Kind Regards
Andreas
| Giuseppe Cucinotta wrote: |
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Hi I'm here again,
According to my conf file I run elog under a specified user and group different from root. So I copied the .pem file I obtained from certbot in /etc/ssl as well as /urs/local/elog/ssl and ssl folder in the user directory (I will call it <user-dir>) but when I launch elog I receive the error that cannot initialize SSL because the old self signed certificate server.crt in <user-dir>/ssl is not found.
I wonder where in elog.cfg or elsewhere is written that <user-dir>/ssl/server.crt must be usedand how to fix it
Thanks
| Giuseppe Cucinotta wrote: |
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Hi Laurent,
thanks very much! Probably I've copied the certificate in the wrong directory. I'll try ASAP
| Laurent Jean-Rigaud wrote: |
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Hi Giuseppe,
The new certificate files should be copy under ssl folder (/usr/local/elog/ssl or /usr/share/elog/ssl by example, closed to templates and script directories) in place of the embedded (autosigned) certificate files enclosed with ELOG source.
It seems that there is no parameter to set a custom path.
SSL = <0 | 1>
Turn on Secure Socket Layer transport. If SSL is on, one can connect via https://... to the elogd daemon. If the URL = directive is used, make sure to use https://... instead of http://... there. The ELOG distribution contains a simple self-signed certificate in the ssl subdirectory. One can replace this certificate and key with a real ceritficate to avoid browser pop-up windows warning about the self-signed certificate. The default for this option is 0.
| Giuseppe Cucinotta wrote: |
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We obtained a certificate from let's encrypt in order to replace the self signed certificate provided with elog. We copied the new certificates replacing the older server.crt
The problem is that when restarted elog raises an error related to the fact it is looking for server.crt and it doesn't find it anymore.
I searched in elog config file in order to find a way to indicate the new certificate but I didn't find how to manage this issue.
Any suggestion?
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Re: HTML Editor not working after enabling SSL, posted by Daniel Sajdyk on Tue Mar 21 14:25:25 2023 
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Hello,
I found that someone else had the same issue - https://dev.ckeditor.com/ticket/10874#no1
In Firefox I do not have problems, but in Chrome and Edge i have.
His solution was:
My problem is solved. The .htaccess file sents any request to the login page. Therefore CKEditor could not reach the CSS file. Thanks for helping!
Sinse I don't use apache webserver, I don't know what should I do.
It looks that also in my case problem is with file progressjs.min.css (please look at attached screenshot)
Anyone have solution for this?
Best Regards
Daniel
| Daniel Sajdyk wrote: |
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Hello,
After enabling SSL=1 in /usr/loca/elog/elogd.cfg file, HTML editor loading very long.
After changing SSL to 0, everything work flawlessly.
Does anyone know what can cause this behaviour?
Best Regards
Daniel
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Re: HTML Editor not working after enabling SSL, posted by Daniel Sajdyk on Tue Mar 21 14:25:25 2023
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Hello,
I found that someon
| Daniel Sajdyk wrote: |
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Hello,
After enabling SSL=1 in /usr/loca/elog/elogd.cfg file, HTML editor loading very long.
After changing SSL to 0, everything work flawlessly.
Does anyone know what can cause this behaviour?
Best Regards
Daniel
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Re: HTML Editor not working after enabling SSL, posted by Daniel Sajdyk on Tue Mar 21 14:25:26 2023
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Hello,
I found that someone else had the same issue - https://dev.ckeditor.com/ticket/10874#no1
But I don't know why
| Daniel Sajdyk wrote: |
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Hello,
After enabling SSL=1 in /usr/loca/elog/elogd.cfg file, HTML editor loading very long.
After changing SSL to 0, everything work flawlessly.
Does anyone know what can cause this behaviour?
Best Regards
Daniel
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