Wie bitte ist der dorhin gekommen? Normalerweise wird elogd.cfg unter /usr/local/elog gespeichert. Wenn man natuerlich diese Datei von Hand irgendwo andershin kopiert, muss man sie auch dort veraendern, sonst schiesst man sich selbst in's Bein.

hi:

  I have a problem with elog,   if there are many entrys, and i want to find  some useful  entries  which i preseted  before ,like entries with   , how can i configure the command ?

  so i can  find  what i want with

    please give me a help ,thx a lot!

I'm using ELOG version 2.7.3-2058 and have been trying to get FCKeditor to work. This, to my understanding from the documentation, is supposed to be a part of elog by default after version 2.7.0 and from looking at the configuration syntax manual, it looks as though FCKeditor should be on with the default settings. I done nothing to turn it off and none of the obvious fixes seem to do anything. I've posted the text of my configuration file below, what did I do wrong?

i've installed the debian package on my system

there's only one config file, /etc/elog.conf

i've tried to change the language, in [global] with Language = german,

then restarting the daemon,  but it doesn't work.

please help me, where can i change the default(all) language and which settings should i do.

Very simple: Click on "Find", select the icon, and click on "Search". Like if you do this for this Forum, it will produce an URL like:

https://midas.psi.ch/elogs/Forum/?Icon=icon14.gif

 i mean , is there a button that  when i push  it , then  it only shows  valuable   enties which i preset  before,   the button may  add  in the "List  |  New  |  Edit  |  Reply  |  Duplicate  |  Find  |  Config  |  Logout  |  Help"  

 is that   possible?  pls  show  the command. 

thank you for reply me!

I'm not maintainer of the Debian package, you should direct your question to Recai <roktas@omu.edu.tr> (in principle he should read this forum). If you start elogd manually with the strace command like:

strace -r -o tmp.log -e trace=open /usr/local/elog/elogd

and check in tmp.log from where elogd opens its elogd.cfg. Then change the appropriate elogd.cfg (NOT elog.conf). After you change it, you have to restart elogd.

svrmarty wrote:

in the trace is only one config file

     0.000103 open("/etc/elog.conf", O_RDONLY) = 3
     0.000047 open("/etc/elog.conf", O_RDONLY) = 3

there's a bug in the debian package

     0.000033 open("resources/eloglang.german", O_RDONLY) = -1 ENOENT (No such file or directory)
     0.000264 open("/usr/share/elog/resources/eloglang.german", O_RDONLY) = -1 ENOENT (No such file or directory)

it's searching for the files in the wrong directory.

i've solved it with

#/usr/share/elog$ ln -s . resources