> I was just wondering if it is possible to define what logbooks you want
> mirrored in the [Global] part of the elogd.conf file.

I added a new option

Mirror exclude = 1

which has to be put into the individual logbook section (not the [global] one).
The modification will be contained in the next release.

> > I was just wondering if it is possible to define what logbooks you want
> > mirrored in the [Global] part of the elogd.conf file.
> 
> I added a new option
> 
> Mirror exclude = 1
> 
> which has to be put into the individual logbook section (not the [global] one).
> The modification will be contained in the next release.

Thank you very much Stefan.

Is there an inbuilt way to find the last entries changed in an elog?

I could add a "Last Mod" attribute and then config "Subst on edit Last Mod =
$date", but it occurred to me that this functionality might already be in
this wonderful tool somewhere, but I just haven't found it yet.

So, is it?

Best regards, Ralph.

> Is there an inbuilt way to find the last entries changed in an elog?
> 
> I could add a "Last Mod" attribute and then config "Subst on edit Last Mod =
> $date", but it occurred to me that this functionality might already be in
> this wonderful tool somewhere, but I just haven't found it yet.
> 
> So, is it?

No it isn't. Not everybody wants it. So you have to do it in the way you
outlined it. Also have a look at http://midas.psi.ch/elog/faq.html#11

- Stefan

Hi 

Is there a repository of elog configuration files for newbies to lookup and
learn ? I have seen the 'contributions' elog - useful as it is ... it is not
much. I would appreciate if someone can point out such a site where people
have contributed their elog configuration files.

Thanks,
AnandO.

> Is there a repository of elog configuration files for newbies to lookup and
> learn ? I have seen the 'contributions' elog - useful as it is ... it is not
> much. I would appreciate if someone can point out such a site where people
> have contributed their elog configuration files.

Have a look at the elog:Config+Examples. The configuration of this Forum for
example is there, covering most of the available options.

- Stefan

I am trying to use the command line utility elog. Some of the attributes 
that I have setup are multiple options. When I run the command line 
utility to create a new message, any attribute that is setup with multiple 
options will not be filled in. The syntax I am using is as  follows:

elog -h localhost -p 8080 -l Lab -a "Site=xxxx" -a "Area=System" -
a "Priority=Low" -a "Shift=1" -a "Status=Open" -m text.txt

Site and Area are defined in the config file as MOptions. Is there a way 
to use this feature with multiple options on attributes with the 
attributes = to one or more variables?

Hello,

This software is very good :) I like it, but I have some trouble with some
emails that I send from the system.

It seems that Outlook 2000 does not handle norwegian characters in the
Subject field when sending mails. We have Exchange and I don't know what
SMTP server that fetches mail from. We are sending mail out via sendmail on
RedHat ES V3 server.

Example (what it should be)

Subject: Testing ורז

Becomes
Subject: IKT sak =?UNKNOWN?B?KDYwKTo=?= Testing =?UNKNOWN?B?5fjm?=

config:
Use Email Subject = IKT sak ($message id): $Tittel

Ofcource this is only happens in Outlook. Sending to gmail reports it OK.
I've also seen that mutt sometimes replaces the  ורז with ? at my Linux
system at home.

Ofcource all this could be due to misconfigured clients. Outlook receives
mails with ורז fine when send from allmost all other systems.

I've suspect that this could be some old 7 bit / 8 bit problem or that the
mail is not properly encoded in MIME format?

If i send mail without any ורז characters in subject the subject is
displayed the way it should be.

Not a big problem though, not sure that it has been reportet before.
Searched for mime and found nothing useful.


Have a nice day!


Best regards
Michael