Greetings,
Running elog 3.1.0 on CentOS 6.6. When I try to access a nonexistent file, elog reveals a path in the 404 page. For example:
Not Found
The requested file /usr/local/elog/themes/default/blortblortblort7854.htm was not found on this server
ELOG version 3.1.0
Is there any way to use a custom 404 page with elog, or to make it stop displaying the file information?
Thank you,
bb
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I tried to paste an Image from Clipboard into the CKEditor 4.5.1. Unfortunatelly, that doesn't work. I used Firefox, version 42. When I looked in the javascript error console, it reported that "TypeError: b is undefined, ckeditor.js:1139:112". The variable d.config.filebrowserImageUploadUrl could not be found.
I set the variable in the file ckeditor-config.js in the folder scripts, but that didn't solve the problem. As far as I can tell, Pasting Image from Clipboard does not work in this forum neither, but I don't know whether this is in purpose.
Pasting via the button "Paste from Word" works as it inserts a 64base formated image, but that's not what I'm searching for. Also normal upload of files works fine and puts the file in the correct folder (logbook/year/)
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A problem (elog:272) with certain passwords has been fixed in version
2.3.5 of ELOG. This forum runs the updated version, which can cause login
problems. All users with a password length of 3,6,9,12,... characters
cannot login with their old password anymore. They have to click
on "Forgot password?" in the login screen to have the system create a new
password for them and send it to their registered email address. In case
no email address has been registered, one can send me directly an email
(stefan.ritt@psi.ch). After one receives the new password via
email, one can log in again and change the password to the old one, which
then gets registered correctly. I apologize for any inconvenience.
- Stefan |
Looking at some of the questions here this seems too newbie to even ask.
I want to set up a log book for my mechanics. I want them to each have a password to log in and enter what they do each day.
When I try to set up a password file it takes all the info, then when I hit save it says "server has been reset" and it will not log in. I have to remove the password = and restart the server.
[global]
port = 8080
[TFB]
Password file = <tfbpass>
Theme = default
Comment = TFB ENGINEERING
Attributes = Mechanic, Type of entry, Status, Subject
Attributes = Author, Status
Options Status = Completed, Incomplete, Notification only
Cell Style Status Completed = background-color:green
Cell Style Status Incomplete = background-color:red
Cell Style Status Notification only = background-color:yellow
Options Mechanic= Jeff K, Arnaldo M, Bob L, Nathan P
Options Type of entry = Break Down, PM Repair, Building, FYI, Other
Options Status = Completed, Incomplete, Notification only, Other
Extendable Options = Category, Status,
Required Attributes = Mechanic, Type of entry, Category, Status,
Page Title = TFB Engineering - $subject
Reverse sort = 1
Quick filter = Date, Mechanic
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Some options for the password setting:
The ability that if admin creates a temporary password for the user, force
the user to change the password once logged in.
User forgets password, system generates a random pwd and sends it to user
via email, after they log in force pwd change.
option to expire an account or expire a pwd after so many days??
just some ideas..
still loving the new features!! |
I'm trying to use gmail to send password recovery e-mails, I get this error when I submit the email address.
"Error sending Email via "smtp.gmail.com": 5.7.0 Must issue a STARTTLS command first. 2sm5111524agd.34"
Any help or insight would be appreciated.
Ed... |
Hi.
I have ELOG V2.8.0-2313 installed on a SLC 5.5 release and all works fine, Users can register them-self and I see for each of them in the passwd file:
<name>test</name>
<password>***something***</password>
....
after a '/etc/rc.d/init.d/elogd restart' the logins don't work anymore (they did before the restart)
and the passwd file changed:
<name>test</name>
<password encoding="SHA256">***something else***</password>
....
Any idea what goes wrong?
Cheers, Jack |