Preloading Options or Moptions from a text file or CSV, posted by Francois Cloutier on Wed May 6 21:25:34 2015
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Title says all :)
Is it possible to preload Options or Moptions from a text file or CSV instead of being load from the elogd.conf ?
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Re: Preloading Options or Moptions from a text file or CSV, posted by Stefan Ritt on Wed May 6 21:30:13 2015
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> Title says all :)
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> Is it possible to preload Options or Moptions from a text file or CSV instead of being load from the elogd.conf ?
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Re: Preloading Options or Moptions from a text file or CSV, posted by Francois Cloutier on Thu May 7 02:25:16 2015
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> > Title says all :)
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> > Is it possible to preload Options or Moptions from a text file or CSV instead of being load from the elogd.conf ?
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Re: Preloading Options or Moptions from a text file or CSV, posted by Stefan Ritt on Thu May 7 09:48:32 2015
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Forget scripting under Windows, this is painful and not really working. Wrong OS for that.
But have you considered conditional attributes? With this you can load different option lists straight from the elogd.cf file. Use something like this:
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Re: Preloading Options or Moptions from a text file or CSV, posted by Francois Cloutier on Thu May 7 14:37:39 2015
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Not really...
The thing is I have to let some users the capacity of changing the content of that option list.. I was hoping there could be a different way for
them then to edit the cfg file...
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RSS Feed Not Providing Time Stamps For datetime Attributes, posted by Kamen Nikolov on Fri May 8 00:18:12 2015
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Hello,
I am using the RSS feed feature of Elog (V2.9.0-2396). I have a couple of attributes of type "datetime" (Start Time and Stop
Time). I don't have a "Time Format" statement, so just using the default format. I am passing the Start Time and Stop Time attributes to |
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Remote entries with empty messages possible?, posted by Edmund Hertle on Fri May 8 17:45:24 2015
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Hey,
I want to submit an entry to elog remotley using the "elog" command. For example:
elog -h elog-server-adress -l EO -a Fill=111 |
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Re: Remote entries with empty messages possible?, posted by Stefan Ritt on Mon May 11 13:15:54 2015
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The "command does not respond" means that the program starts reading in the main message text from the console. You can type several lines
of text, and finish it off by hitting Ctrl-D (Ctrl-Z under Windows).
I see your point of having empty texts. Indeed the "" on the command line does not work presently, so you have to add a space as a |