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Wed Jun 10 17:30:34 2015 |
 | gary holman | holman@uw.edu | Question | Linux | V2.9.1-244 | Different timezone settings for each elog |
I have multiple elogs running on a server. Is it possible to set one elog to a different timezone? For example, I run an elog for a group in Washington state, and another elog for a collaboration group in Germany. I would like to set each elog to their respective timezone.
thanks,
Gary |
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Wed Jun 10 18:13:50 2015 |
 | Stefan Ritt | stefan.ritt@psi.ch | Question | Linux | V2.9.1-244 | Re: Different timezone settings for each elog |
The elog server grabs the local timezone from the underlying OS. Under Linux, you can change the timezone using the TZ environment variable. See here: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/howto-linux-set-time-zone-per-user-basis/
If you need different time zones on the same server, you have to create two accounts and run two instances of elogd on these accounts.
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I have multiple elogs running on a server. Is it possible to set one elog to a different timezone? For example, I run an elog for a group in Washington state, and another elog for a collaboration group in Germany. I would like to set each elog to their respective timezone.
thanks,
Gary
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Wed Jun 10 20:18:06 2015 |
| gary holman | holman@uw.edu | Question | Linux | V2.9.1-244 | Re: Different timezone settings for each elog |
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<p>The elog server grabs the local timezone from the underlying OS. Under Linux, you can change the timezone using the TZ environment variable. See here: <a href="http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/howto-linux-set-time-zone-per-user-basis/">http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/howto-linux-set-time-zone-per-user-basis/</a></p>
<p>If you need different time zones on the same server, you have to create two accounts and run two instances of elogd on these accounts.</p>
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<p>I have multiple elogs running on a server. Is it possible to set one elog to a different timezone? For example, I run an elog for a group in Washington state, and another elog for a collaboration group in Germany. I would like to set each elog to their respective timezone. </p>
<p>thanks,</p>
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Wed Jun 10 20:37:48 2015 |
| gary holman | holman@uw.edu | Question | Linux | V2.9.1-244 | Re: Different timezone settings for each elog |
Thanks Stefan, It looks like the group had actually contacted you directly as well (sorry for the redundant work!). Thanks for the help, the great application and your time.
| Stefan Ritt wrote: |
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The elog server grabs the local timezone from the underlying OS. Under Linux, you can change the timezone using the TZ environment variable. See here: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/howto-linux-set-time-zone-per-user-basis/
If you need different time zones on the same server, you have to create two accounts and run two instances of elogd on these accounts.
| gary holman wrote: |
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I have multiple elogs running on a server. Is it possible to set one elog to a different timezone? For example, I run an elog for a group in Washington state, and another elog for a collaboration group in Germany. I would like to set each elog to their respective timezone.
thanks,
Gary
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Wed Jun 10 22:02:33 2015 |
| gary holman | holman@uw.edu | Question | Linux | V2.9.1-244 | Re: Different timezone settings for each elog |
Still no luck changing the TZ for a single elog service. I completed the following:
* I added a new user/group - central-tz-user (id 1010)
* changed user TZ to central, su as user and confirmed CDT via 'date'
* changed elogd.cfg usr and grp to central-tz-user
* changed elog directory recursively to central-tz-user ownership
* restarted the elog instance and confirmed via 'ps aux' that 1010 is running elog process
* When I go to elog and add new entry, server time (PDT) is shown.
Am I missing a step here possibly?
| gary holman wrote: |
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Thanks Stefan, It looks like the group had actually contacted you directly as well (sorry for the redundant work!). Thanks for the help, the great application and your time.
| Stefan Ritt wrote: |
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The elog server grabs the local timezone from the underlying OS. Under Linux, you can change the timezone using the TZ environment variable. See here: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/howto-linux-set-time-zone-per-user-basis/
If you need different time zones on the same server, you have to create two accounts and run two instances of elogd on these accounts.
| gary holman wrote: |
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I have multiple elogs running on a server. Is it possible to set one elog to a different timezone? For example, I run an elog for a group in Washington state, and another elog for a collaboration group in Germany. I would like to set each elog to their respective timezone.
thanks,
Gary
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Thu Jun 11 01:32:26 2015 |
| gary holman | holman@uw.edu | Question | Linux | V2.9.1-244 | Re: Different timezone settings for each elog |
Okay, I missed the obvious...
sudo -u central-tz-user (start elog)
| gary holman wrote: |
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Still no luck changing the TZ for a single elog service. I completed the following:
* I added a new user/group - central-tz-user (id 1010)
* changed user TZ to central, su as user and confirmed CDT via 'date'
* changed elogd.cfg usr and grp to central-tz-user
* changed elog directory recursively to central-tz-user ownership
* restarted the elog instance and confirmed via 'ps aux' that 1010 is running elog process
* When I go to elog and add new entry, server time (PDT) is shown.
Am I missing a step here possibly?
| gary holman wrote: |
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Thanks Stefan, It looks like the group had actually contacted you directly as well (sorry for the redundant work!). Thanks for the help, the great application and your time.
| Stefan Ritt wrote: |
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The elog server grabs the local timezone from the underlying OS. Under Linux, you can change the timezone using the TZ environment variable. See here: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/howto-linux-set-time-zone-per-user-basis/
If you need different time zones on the same server, you have to create two accounts and run two instances of elogd on these accounts.
| gary holman wrote: |
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I have multiple elogs running on a server. Is it possible to set one elog to a different timezone? For example, I run an elog for a group in Washington state, and another elog for a collaboration group in Germany. I would like to set each elog to their respective timezone.
thanks,
Gary
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Mon Apr 2 15:46:59 2012 |
 | Ben | brecio@aeronix.com | Question | Windows | V2.9.1-243 | Import a CSV |
I am trying to import a CSV file in to a logbook. The Attributes seem to import fine but it kicks out the first 2 columns of data and shifts the data over to the left by 2 columns. Has anyone tried to do this? |
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Mon Apr 2 15:48:25 2012 |
| Stefan Ritt | stefan.ritt@psi.ch | Question | Windows | V2.9.1-243 | Re: Import a CSV |
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I am trying to import a CSV file in to a logbook. The Attributes seem to import fine but it kicks out the first 2 columns of data and shifts the data over to the left by 2 columns. Has anyone tried to do this?
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The CSV file must be wrongly formatted. But I don't see it I can't tell you what's wrong. |