Re: New ELOG version with HTML Editor, posted by An Thai on Tue Nov 13 17:59:35 2007
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Congratulation Stefan and Co.!
I think Elog is the first Weblog which supports this feature.
The new integrated HTML WYSIWYG editor is great. Now, my colleagues who are in finance department and don't have good IT-skill will be very happy about this feature.
Thank you for your support and effort.   |
Re: How to make Subst run?, posted by Robert Heine on Mon Sep 6 16:18:41 2010
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Thank you Andreas!
So I will generate the preset entry in a shell script.
And now to something completely different:
Is there a way to make the elogd options -x and -install work together?
Grüßli
Robert |
elog.exe cmd line - seems to just hang, posted by eric wooten on Fri Jul 25 02:02:48 2003
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elog -h 192.168.0.25 -p 80 -l Database -a Type=test1 -a OS=W2K -a Loc=room1
-a Status=operational
doing anything wrong here? |
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Re: elog.exe cmd line - seems to just hang, posted by eric wooten on Fri Jul 25 02:03:37 2003
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Note: When I hit ctrl-break, it exits to cmd prompt, and the entry appears
in the logbook.... ?
> elog -h 192.168.0.25 -p 80 -l Database -a Type=test1 -a OS=W2K -a Loc=room1
> -a Status=operational
>
> doing anything wrong here? |
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Re: elog.exe cmd line - seems to just hang, posted by eric wooten on Fri Jul 25 02:07:08 2003
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opps nevermind, i didn't realize I had to put something in for the ending
body text. Anyway to skip that part?
> elog -h 192.168.0.25 -p 80 -l Database -a Type=test1 -a OS=W2K -a Loc=room1
> -a Status=operational
>
> doing anything wrong here? |
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Re: elog.exe cmd line - seems to just hang, posted by Stefan Ritt on Fri Jul 25 08:51:22 2003
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> opps nevermind, i didn't realize I had to put something in for the ending
> body text. Anyway to skip that part?
>
> > elog -h 192.168.0.25 -p 80 -l Database -a Type=test1 -a OS=W2K -a Loc=room1
> > -a Status=operational
> >
> > doing anything wrong here?
Due to frequent requests, the elog utility reads the message body text from the
console (stdin), if it's missing on the command line (like in your case). Under
Linux, you can then pipe some text into elog
cat message.txt | elog -h ...
or under Windows
type message.txt | elog -h ...
If you enter the text directly, you have to finish it with Ctrl-Z / Return
(Windows) or Ctrl-D (Linux). If you do not want any text, you can write
elog -h .... -a Status=operational " "
to submit an empty text (well, almost empty, contains single blank). |
using = or <> or AND as part of a filter ??, posted by eric wooten on Sat Jul 26 20:11:01 2003
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Is this possible? If so, could you provide an example:
I'm trying to find a way that when you do a search, that you can filter
entries using ( = , <>, AND) on one or more attributes.
ex: Find all workstations for this subnet, but exclude a particular one.
Thats the basic idea.
Can it be done? If so, how?
Thanks,
Eric |
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Re: using = or <> or AND as part of a filter ??, posted by Stefan Ritt on Sun Jul 27 16:09:09 2003
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> Is this possible? If so, could you provide an example:
>
> I'm trying to find a way that when you do a search, that you can filter
> entries using ( = , <>, AND) on one or more attributes.
> ex: Find all workstations for this subnet, but exclude a particular one.
> Thats the basic idea.
>
> Can it be done? If so, how?
No, it cannot be done right now, but it's on the wishlist since some time.
So I added your vote there. |