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Fri Apr 15 21:31:26 2005 |
| Michael Husbyn | michaelh@online.no | Question | Linux | 2.5.8-3 | Re: MIME encoding of mail? |
> I implemented this, but found some problems. If I encode the subject like
>
> Subject: =?ISO-8859-1?Q?ורז?=
>
> it displays well unde MS Outlook, but not under Mozilla Thunderbird or pine,
> which both display the full text (including the ISO...). So it looks like
> there is no single solution which satisfies all mail programs. It should at
> least work for Outlook and Thunderbird, so if anyone has an idea please let me
> know.
If I read the RFC correctly when you use B encoding you are using BASE64 encoding.
Maybe that could be a solution?
Best regards
Michael |
1093
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Fri Apr 15 21:49:00 2005 |
| Stefan Ritt | stefan.ritt@psi.ch | Question | Linux | 2.5.8-3 | Re: MIME encoding of mail? |
> If I read the RFC correctly when you use B encoding you are using BASE64 encoding.
> Maybe that could be a solution?
Indeed it is. Works for all email programs I know. So I added that to elog, new
version is committed to CVS. Let me know if it works for you. |
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Fri Apr 15 22:24:49 2005 |
| Michael Husbyn | michaelh@online.no | Question | Linux | 2.5.8-3 | Re: MIME encoding of mail? |
> > If I read the RFC correctly when you use B encoding you are using BASE64 encoding.
> > Maybe that could be a solution?
>
> Indeed it is. Works for all email programs I know. So I added that to elog, new
> version is committed to CVS. Let me know if it works for you.
Stefan! You are *THE MAN* :)
It works :)
You are indeed "speedy gonzales" ;)
Thank you very much!
Best regards
Michael 'very impressed' Husbyn |
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Mon Apr 18 17:02:20 2005 |
| Stephen A. Wood | saw@jlab.org | | Linux | 2.5.8-3 | Directories in top groups |
I am trying to unify several existing logbook collections that run on
seperate servers under a single server using groups. For a top group, under
"[global topgroupname]", I would like to redefine the resource directory or
the logbook directory so that everything except for the .cfg is at it
original location. However, it seems like "Resource dir" and "Logbook dir"
can not be redefined in the global section for specific groups. Is it
possible to redefine these directories for each top group, or is it feature
that could be added?
I could probably do what I want with soft-links, but redefining the resource
dir just seems to be right way to do this. (For one thing, I would like
different favicons for each group.) |
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Mon Apr 18 21:57:19 2005 |
| Stefan Ritt | stefan.ritt@psi.ch | | Linux | 2.5.8-3 | Re: Directories in top groups |
> I am trying to unify several existing logbook collections that run on
> seperate servers under a single server using groups. For a top group, under
> "[global topgroupname]", I would like to redefine the resource directory or
> the logbook directory so that everything except for the .cfg is at it
> original location. However, it seems like "Resource dir" and "Logbook dir"
> can not be redefined in the global section for specific groups. Is it
> possible to redefine these directories for each top group, or is it feature
> that could be added?
Not easily. There is only a single logbook and resource directory inside elogd.
The reason is that these are constants which can be fixed during compile time.
The Debian package uses this extensively. So having multiple directories would
break that scheme.
> I could probably do what I want with soft-links, but redefining the resource
> dir just seems to be right way to do this. (For one thing, I would like
> different favicons for each group.)
I'm afraid you have to use soft links. The favicons you can define however via
the theme, which is a per-logbook option, so it would work in the [global
topgroupname] section as well. |
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Thu Mar 31 16:29:07 2005 |
| Michael Husbyn | michaelh@online.no | Question | Linux | 2.5.8-2 | Want to change Entry time when using Copy To |
Hello,
Tried to use the copy to version, just to create a new copy of a old case in
the same logbook
(e.g, support logbook, user with an old problem, to copy it to a new entry)
What I want is to have the Entry time to be updated to the time it was
copyed, not the original entry time. Moved To should perhaps retain its
original time?
Somethings that is possible or a new feature that has to be implemented?
Thanks for this great software Stefan!
Best regards
Michael Husbyn |
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Thu Mar 31 16:31:41 2005 |
| Stefan Ritt | stefan.ritt@psi.ch | Question | Linux | 2.5.8-2 | Re: Want to change Entry time when using Copy To |
> What I want is to have the Entry time to be updated to the time it was
> copyed, not the original entry time. Moved To should perhaps retain its
> original time?
You can achieve that by using "Edit", and then check "Resubmit as new entry",
then click "Submit".
- Stefan |
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Thu Mar 31 21:42:58 2005 |
| Michael Husbyn | michaelh@online.no | Question | Linux | 2.5.8-2 | Re: Want to change Entry time when using Copy To |
> > What I want is to have the Entry time to be updated to the time it was
> > copyed, not the original entry time. Moved To should perhaps retain its
> > original time?
>
> You can achieve that by using "Edit", and then check "Resubmit as new entry",
> then click "Submit".
The idea is good, but it does not work for me. What happens when I do this is
that I get a new ID, but the old ID is deleted.... It disappears from the list,
and if you try to access it manually it says that it is deleted.
Bug then? My config?
Best regards
Michael |