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  65951   Mon Aug 11 20:35:16 2008 Question Marimar Rodriguezclarice.rogue@gmail.comBug reportWindows 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!

  65952   Tue Aug 12 08:42:58 2008 Reply Stefan Rittstefan.ritt@psi.chBug reportWindows Re: Copy & Move To in Spanish

Marimar Rodriguez wrote:

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

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?

  65955   Mon Aug 25 17:23:22 2008 Question Davide Salomonidsalomoni@gmail.comQuestionLinux 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?

  65957   Mon Sep 1 13:48:29 2008 Reply Stefan Rittstefan.ritt@psi.chQuestionLinux Re: Grabbing user name from SSL user certificate

Davide Salomoni wrote:

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?

 I put your request on the wish list.

  65959   Tue Sep 2 16:03:31 2008 Reply W.KosterW.Koster@rug.nlQuestion  Re: Is there a way to indicate when an entry has been edited?

Stefan Ritt wrote:

Dennis Seitz wrote:

 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. 

Please read the FAQ

 

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)

 

  65960   Tue Sep 2 16:07:34 2008 Reply Stefan Rittstefan.ritt@psi.chQuestion  Re: Is there a way to indicate when an entry has been edited?

W.Koster wrote:

Stefan Ritt wrote:

Dennis Seitz wrote:

 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. 

Please read the FAQ

 

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)

 No, this is not possible.

  65966   Mon Sep 8 23:17:59 2008 Question Herman Shermandsherma1@mscd.eduQuestionLinux 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

  65968   Tue Sep 9 08:40:41 2008 Reply Stefan Rittstefan.ritt@psi.chQuestionLinux Re: Is there a way to limit users to view only the entries they have created?

 

Herman Sherman wrote:

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

 

 In that case you have to make one logbook per user and restrict the access to it using the "Login user = ..." directive.

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