i have a forum with one message. the forums is displayed with the search mode set to threaded.

the list shows this: 

posted by tony summerfelt on Tuesday, September 17/2002 -- 11:19 AM

but the entry date on the message is:

Sunday, September 01/2002 -- 01:47 AM 

the 'posted by' shows the current date/time everytime i look at the message.

Dear elog users & developers,

the subject line says it all: when using webserver authentication, how is it possible to restict access of users to any given elog? Only using the apche rules? Admin user and Login user do not seem to be doing anything for me. I am using elog as packaged by debian for buster, using an apache ssl proxy. Thank you for providing this software,

Christian

whishlist

an entry like
file:///E:/Dossier\!!shorcut
will open IE with these current adresse

Stef could you add a logbook  
'wishlist'
'subgroup' contribution/icons

> I guess we want "white-space: pre-wrap" which keeps the old line breaks.

Yep. You're right. Thanks!

I have "Summary lines = 1" in the config file. The first line visualized in the summary list, in the Text column, is truncated. I'm using the default style.

Which is the way to set the number of character displayed?

The width of the textarea after pressing reply is too large. 
The problem is that the algorithm that searches for the longes line
looks for the next '\r' which it does not find and therefore takes the
number of characters in the text to be the width of the longest line.
To search for '\n' instead should solve the problem.  Please find the 
diff output below.


$ diff -c elogd.c elogd.c~
*** elogd.c     Mon Aug  4 13:57:35 2003
--- elogd.c~    Fri Aug  1 13:13:09 2003
***************
*** 6028,6035 ****
      p = text;
      do
        {
!       /*      pend = strchr(p, '\r'); */
!       pend = strchr(p, '\n');
        if (pend == NULL)
          pend = p+strlen(p);
  
--- 6028,6034 ----
      p = text;
      do
        {
!       pend = strchr(p, '\r');
        if (pend == NULL)
          pend = p+strlen(p);
  

I'm sorry for being annoying... 
but I have tried to wrap the <pre> tag in a <div> and it seems to do the trick
(the text is a single line with repeating aaa-b-cc sequence)

In the READ mode, the width is limited by the div's width 
(see the first attachment)

In the EDIT mode, the width is only limited by the textarea width
(see the second attachment)

All this is with "wrap=hard" removed. 

Didn't work for me. The text is just truncated after the width and no extra lines are added.