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65951
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Mon Aug 11 20:35:16 2008 |
 | Marimar Rodriguez | clarice.rogue@gmail.com | Bug report | Windows | | Copy & Move To in Spanish |
Hi,
when I choose the Spanish language, the command Copy To isn't allowed. I have had to change the language file and change the line:
Copy To = Copiar a
to
Copy To = Copy To
Bye! |
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65952
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Tue Aug 12 08:42:58 2008 |
 | Stefan Ritt | stefan.ritt@psi.ch | Bug report | Windows | | Re: Copy & Move To in Spanish |
| Marimar Rodriguez wrote: |
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when I choose the Spanish language, the command Copy To isn't allowed. I have had to change the language file and change the line:
Copy To = Copiar a
to
Copy To = Copy To
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That's strange. I just tried (even with Spanish) and it worked for me. Which version of elog do you have installed? Can you send me your elogd.cfg file? |
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65955
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Mon Aug 25 17:23:22 2008 |
| Davide Salomoni | dsalomoni@gmail.com | Question | Linux | | Grabbing user name from SSL user certificate |
With SSL enabled, I'd like to to grab the CN (Common Name) of the user certificate and use that as login authentication method.
I am thinking of the following scenario:
- users with read & write privileges need to have an SSL certificate loaded in their browser. The "Author" field will be pre-set to the CN of the user certificate.
- authorization may be subject to further granularity (e.g. only allow users whose certificate belongs to a certain organization)
- read-only, guest access (without certificate) may or may not be allowed
Is there a way to do that? |
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65957
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Mon Sep 1 13:48:29 2008 |
| Stefan Ritt | stefan.ritt@psi.ch | Question | Linux | | Re: Grabbing user name from SSL user certificate |
| Davide Salomoni wrote: |
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With SSL enabled, I'd like to to grab the CN (Common Name) of the user certificate and use that as login authentication method.
I am thinking of the following scenario:
- users with read & write privileges need to have an SSL certificate loaded in their browser. The "Author" field will be pre-set to the CN of the user certificate.
- authorization may be subject to further granularity (e.g. only allow users whose certificate belongs to a certain organization)
- read-only, guest access (without certificate) may or may not be allowed
Is there a way to do that?
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I put your request on the wish list. |
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65959
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Tue Sep 2 16:03:31 2008 |
| W.Koster | W.Koster@rug.nl | Question | | | Re: Is there a way to indicate when an entry has been edited? |
| Stefan Ritt wrote: |
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| Dennis Seitz wrote: |
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You've probably seen my other posts on this subject.
I want to be able to re-edit some entries but I need some way to know the dates entries were re-edited.
Am I just approaching this the wrong way? Should I disable re-editing of entries and use threads to follow changes by posting replies to an entry?
The only problem with that is that if I make a mistake I will have to submit a new entry to fix it.
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Please read the FAQ
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Apart from logging when and who, is it also possible to somehow log WHAT has changed (like $attribute + $old_value was changed by $who at $date)
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65960
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Tue Sep 2 16:07:34 2008 |
| Stefan Ritt | stefan.ritt@psi.ch | Question | | | Re: Is there a way to indicate when an entry has been edited? |
| W.Koster wrote: |
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| Stefan Ritt wrote: |
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| Dennis Seitz wrote: |
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You've probably seen my other posts on this subject.
I want to be able to re-edit some entries but I need some way to know the dates entries were re-edited.
Am I just approaching this the wrong way? Should I disable re-editing of entries and use threads to follow changes by posting replies to an entry?
The only problem with that is that if I make a mistake I will have to submit a new entry to fix it.
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Please read the FAQ
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Apart from logging when and who, is it also possible to somehow log WHAT has changed (like $attribute + $old_value was changed by $who at $date)
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No, this is not possible. |
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65966
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Mon Sep 8 23:17:59 2008 |
| Herman Sherman | dsherma1@mscd.edu | Question | Linux | | Is there a way to limit users to view only the entries they have created? |
We are using elog to allow users to enter their time spent on a project and we would like them to be able to see the entries that they themselves have
created but not the entries that other users have created.
Thanks,
Herman |
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65968
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Tue Sep 9 08:40:41 2008 |
| Stefan Ritt | stefan.ritt@psi.ch | Question | Linux | | Re: Is there a way to limit users to view only the entries they have created? |
| Herman Sherman wrote: |
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We are using elog to allow users to enter their time spent on a project and we would like them to be able to see the entries that they themselves have
created but not the entries that other users have created.
Thanks,
Herman
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In that case you have to make one logbook per user and restrict the access to it using the "Login user = ..." directive. |