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Fri Jan 24 18:59:17 2014 |
 | Stephen | swgallman@bpa.gov | Bug report | Windows | 2.9.2 | Re: Crash report involving propagate and replies |
| Stefan Ritt wrote: |
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| Stephen wrote: |
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Using Elog 2.9.2
Elog crashes when making 10 replies, I narrowed the crash down to the Propagate Attributes setting.
I have an attribute "Status" that can be toggled between "Open" and "Closed" and that propagates all replies. On the 10th reply the application crashed, this is repeatable 100% of the time. Without the propagate option everything works fine.
Attached is my config file parsed down.
Is there a way around this, or is there a way on reply to change the attribute of the log note you replied to from open to closed without using the propagate option?
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Was a tricky problem. When you use "Propagate Attributes", a routine is called inside elogd which recursively goes through all replies. It uses quite some memory for temporary storage of attributes and attachments. So after a certain time you get a stack overflow since you run out of memory. Since the stack size is different under different operating systems, it was hard for me to reproduce it initially. Now I use some different memory (dynamic heap instead stack) which should fix the problem. Can you pull from GIT and give it a try?
/Stefan
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Unfortunately, I am a little outside of my element when trying to compile it. I will ask around and see if someone here could give me a hand. Thanks for looking into this for me.
PS. If anyone else has managed to compile this could you give me a hand =) |
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Wed Jan 29 17:13:55 2014 |
| Stephen | swgallman@bpa.gov | Bug report | Windows | 2.9.2 | Re: Crash report involving propagate and replies |
| Stephen wrote: |
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| Stefan Ritt wrote: |
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| Stephen wrote: |
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Using Elog 2.9.2
Elog crashes when making 10 replies, I narrowed the crash down to the Propagate Attributes setting.
I have an attribute "Status" that can be toggled between "Open" and "Closed" and that propagates all replies. On the 10th reply the application crashed, this is repeatable 100% of the time. Without the propagate option everything works fine.
Attached is my config file parsed down.
Is there a way around this, or is there a way on reply to change the attribute of the log note you replied to from open to closed without using the propagate option?
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Was a tricky problem. When you use "Propagate Attributes", a routine is called inside elogd which recursively goes through all replies. It uses quite some memory for temporary storage of attributes and attachments. So after a certain time you get a stack overflow since you run out of memory. Since the stack size is different under different operating systems, it was hard for me to reproduce it initially. Now I use some different memory (dynamic heap instead stack) which should fix the problem. Can you pull from GIT and give it a try?
/Stefan
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Unfortunately, I am a little outside of my element when trying to compile it. I will ask around and see if someone here could give me a hand. Thanks for looking into this for me.
PS. If anyone else has managed to compile this could you give me a hand =)
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This resolved the issue, thanks for the help. I have tested it on server machines and was able to go over 10 each time.
Thank you for resolving this issue for me. |
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Thu Jun 4 00:08:56 2015 |
 | Stephen G | swgallman@bpa.gov | Question | Windows | 3.1 | LDAP docs | Could someone point me to the LDAP configuration docs, I searched to no avail. I'm sure there is some big red ldap config button it, but I just can't find it. |
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Thu Jun 4 19:36:31 2015 |
| Stephen G | swgallman@bpa.gov | Question | Windows | 3.1 | Re: LDAP docs | Thank you, I am looking to do LDAPS over 636 where would the certificate go (Does it go in the SSL folder?).
| David Wallis wrote: |
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This is what I've been able to figure out, in terms of the elogd.cfg file:
LDAP server = server.domain:389
LDAP userbase = ou=people,o=domain.com,dc=domain,dc=com
LDAP login attribute = uid
LDAP register = 0
| Stephen G wrote: |
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Could someone point me to the LDAP configuration docs, I searched to no avail. I'm sure there is some big red ldap config button it, but I just can't find it.
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Thu Mar 20 23:46:42 2008 |
| svrmarty | svrmarty@gmx.net | Question | Linux | 2.7.3 | Re: German language |
| Stefan Ritt wrote: |
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| Salvatore wrote: |
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Wen es interessiert:
der Eintrag "eloglang = german" gehoert in das Verzeichnis "usr/lib/elog/resources". Dort wird er von elogd ausgelesen.
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Wie bitte ist der dorhin gekommen? Normalerweise wird elogd.cfg unter /usr/local/elog gespeichert. Wenn man natuerlich diese Datei von Hand irgendwo andershin kopiert, muss man sie auch dort veraendern, sonst schiesst man sich selbst in's Bein.
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Wie und wo funktioniert das mit dem debian package ?
hier gibt es nur /etc/elog.conf, egal in welchem teil ich es reinschreibe, groß, klein,
ich habe leider noch immer alles in englisch
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Tue Mar 25 14:00:53 2008 |
 | svrmarty | svrmarty@gmx.net | Question | Linux | 2.6.3+r17 | change language | i've installed the debian package on my system
there's only one config file, /etc/elog.conf
i've tried to change the language, in [global] with Language = german,
then restarting the daemon, but it doesn't work.
please help me, where can i change the default(all) language and which settings should i do.
thx a lot
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Thu Mar 27 09:23:25 2008 |
| svrmarty | svrmarty@gmx.net | Question | Linux | 2.6.3+r17 | Re: change language |
| Stefan Ritt wrote: |
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| svrmarty wrote: |
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i've installed the debian package on my system
there's only one config file, /etc/elog.conf
i've tried to change the language, in [global] with Language = german,
then restarting the daemon, but it doesn't work.
please help me, where can i change the default(all) language and which settings should i do.
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I'm not maintainer of the Debian package, you should direct your question to Recai <roktas@omu.edu.tr> (in principle he should read this forum). If you start elogd manually with the strace command like:
strace -r -o tmp.log -e trace=open /usr/local/elog/elogd
and check in tmp.log from where elogd opens its elogd.cfg. Then change the appropriate elogd.cfg (NOT elog.conf). After you change it, you have to restart elogd.
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in the trace is only one config file
0.000103 open("/etc/elog.conf", O_RDONLY) = 3
0.000047 open("/etc/elog.conf", O_RDONLY) = 3 |
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Thu Mar 27 09:30:03 2008 |
| svrmarty | svrmarty@gmx.net | Question | Linux | 2.6.3+r17 | Re: change language |
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svrmarty wrote:
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| Stefan Ritt wrote: |
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| svrmarty wrote: |
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i've installed the debian package on my system
there's only one config file, /etc/elog.conf
i've tried to change the language, in [global] with Language = german,
then restarting the daemon, but it doesn't work.
please help me, where can i change the default(all) language and which settings should i do.
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I'm not maintainer of the Debian package, you should direct your question to Recai <roktas@omu.edu.tr> (in principle he should read this forum). If you start elogd manually with the strace command like:
strace -r -o tmp.log -e trace=open /usr/local/elog/elogd
and check in tmp.log from where elogd opens its elogd.cfg. Then change the appropriate elogd.cfg (NOT elog.conf). After you change it, you have to restart elogd.
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in the trace is only one config file
0.000103 open("/etc/elog.conf", O_RDONLY) = 3
0.000047 open("/etc/elog.conf", O_RDONLY) = 3
there's a bug in the debian package
0.000033 open("resources/eloglang.german", O_RDONLY) = -1 ENOENT (No such file or directory)
0.000264 open("/usr/share/elog/resources/eloglang.german", O_RDONLY) = -1 ENOENT (No such file or directory)
it's searching for the files in the wrong directory.
i've solved it with
#/usr/share/elog$ ln -s . resources
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