Re: "Forgot Password?" link not working?, posted by Mike on Wed May 6 18:31:19 2009 
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| Stefan Ritt wrote: |
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| Mike wrote: |
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I have my site running under apache. I don't have a /elog/ directory.
for example most would do http://www.example.com/elog/ to visit elog
but my site loads at http://www.example.com/
The site is private so it's password protected. Everything works fine except
if I click the "Forgot Password" link it does nothing.
but if I go to one of the log books...
http://www.example.com/open/
The forgot password link works.
Is there anyway to fix this? I have nothing else running on the server, it's dedicated to only ELOG.
That's why I don't want to have it running under /elog/ in the url.
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Thanks for reporting this bug, I fixed it in revision 2197 which you can load from the SVN server.
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Thanks for the fix. I tried out 2197 and when I click the "Forgot Password" link it causes elog to crash. I've attached my cfg file.
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Re: "Forgot Password?" link not working?, posted by Stefan Ritt on Thu May 7 08:05:54 2009
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| Mike wrote: |
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Thanks for the fix. I tried out 2197 and when I click the "Forgot Password" link it causes elog to crash. I've attached my cfg file.
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The problem was the password recovery in conjunction with "Bottom text", thanks for supplying your configuration file. I fixed that in revision 2198. |
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Re: "Forgot Password?" link not working?, posted by Mike on Thu May 7 13:46:37 2009
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| Stefan Ritt wrote: |
| Mike wrote: |
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Thanks for the fix. I tried out 2197 and when I click the "Forgot Password" link it causes elog to crash. I've attached my cfg file.
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The problem was the password recovery in conjunction with "Bottom text", thanks for supplying your configuration file. I fixed that in revision 2198.
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That did the trick, thanks for the fix! |
Mail and logged in user , posted by Arno Teunisse on Sun May 10 22:18:56 2009
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Hello
Was playing with elog. I send mail to the persons involved with a elog entrie. This mail produces something like this ( rather default) .
Logbook: Accelerator Message ID: 4 Entry time: 05/10/09 21:48:25 In reply to: 3
When I am logged in into elog , clicking on the Message ID 4 or 3 from the mail client , elog is started with the logged in user at that time and it's permissions. So instead of starting a new elog session ( and getting the guest permission ) I get the permission of the currently logged in user.( Could be the administrator / root) . The process will function correctly i no one is logged in into elog. I've tested this on a local machine, so I cannot say if the same happens when multiple machines are used. So, maybe it's a bug, maybe it's my testing configuration.
Do not know if i explained the problem clear enough, but is seems something that could be examined.
By the way : thanks for this great and free program.
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Re: Mail and logged in user , posted by Stefan Ritt on Mon May 18 12:28:00 2009
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| Arno Teunisse wrote: |
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Hello
Was playing with elog. I send mail to the persons involved with a elog entrie. This mail produces something like this ( rather default) .
Logbook: Accelerator Message ID: 4 Entry time: 05/10/09 21:48:25 In reply to: 3
When I am logged in into elog , clicking on the Message ID 4 or 3 from the mail client , elog is started with the logged in user at that time and it's permissions. So instead of starting a new elog session ( and getting the guest permission ) I get the permission of the currently logged in user.( Could be the administrator / root) . The process will function correctly i no one is logged in into elog. I've tested this on a local machine, so I cannot say if the same happens when multiple machines are used. So, maybe it's a bug, maybe it's my testing configuration.
Do not know if i explained the problem clear enough, but is seems something that could be examined.
By the way : thanks for this great and free program.
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This is not a bug, this is a feature! Once you log in to ELOG, your credentials are stored in cookies of your local browser. If you access a logbook entry, like via the link you in your email, you still use that credentials. If you clear all cookies of your browser, or log out explicitly from ELOG, then of course you will only get guest access. |
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Re: Mail and logged in user , posted by Arno Teunisse on Tue May 19 23:43:20 2009
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| Stefan Ritt wrote: |
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| Arno Teunisse wrote: |
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Hello
Was playing with elog. I send mail to the persons involved with a elog entrie. This mail produces something like this ( rather default) .
Logbook: Accelerator Message ID: 4 Entry time: 05/10/09 21:48:25 In reply to: 3
When I am logged in into elog , clicking on the Message ID 4 or 3 from the mail client , elog is started with the logged in user at that time and it's permissions. So instead of starting a new elog session ( and getting the guest permission ) I get the permission of the currently logged in user.( Could be the administrator / root) . The process will function correctly i no one is logged in into elog. I've tested this on a local machine, so I cannot say if the same happens when multiple machines are used. So, maybe it's a bug, maybe it's my testing configuration.
Do not know if i explained the problem clear enough, but is seems something that could be examined.
By the way : thanks for this great and free program.
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This is not a bug, this is a feature! Once you log in to ELOG, your credentials are stored in cookies of your local browser. If you access a logbook entry, like via the link you in your email, you still use that credentials. If you clear all cookies of your browser, or log out explicitly from ELOG, then of course you will only get guest access.
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Thanks Stefan
This was probably a buggy bug report. Was just testing things out on a local machine and cookies were send to the local machine. so the mail was using these cookies also.
In Practice this could never happen.
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Re: Moving entry (and replies) from one log book to another, posted by David Pilgram on Thu Jun 4 15:21:23 2009
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Hi Stefan,
Any possibility on this one?
David Pilgram.
> Hi Stefan,
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> When Moving entry (and replies) from one log book to another, is it possible to prevent elog from renumbering
> the entries' ID number(s) ($@MID@$). While it may not be good practice, we've referred to these numbers in
> cross-referencing, and it all goes wrong when an entry is moved from an "Open" thread to a "Closed" thread (cf
> your FAQ about marking of whole threads).
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> In the cases I'm thinking about, i.e. from main logbook to archive logbook(s), there would never be a clash of
> ID number.
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> Thanks,
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> David Pilgram. |
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Re: Moving entry (and replies) from one log book to another, posted by Stefan Ritt on Fri Jun 5 11:29:43 2009
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> Hi Stefan,
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> When Moving entry (and replies) from one log book to another, is it possible to prevent elog from renumbering
> the entries' ID number(s) ($@MID@$). While it may not be good practice, we've referred to these numbers in
> cross-referencing, and it all goes wrong when an entry is moved from an "Open" thread to a "Closed" thread (cf
> your FAQ about marking of whole threads).
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> In the cases I'm thinking about, i.e. from main logbook to archive logbook(s), there would never be a clash of
> ID number.
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> Thanks,
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> David Pilgram.
I have implemented this feature in revision 2205. You need to set the new flag "Preserve IDs = 1" in the
configuration. I have not tested this extensively, but I'm sure you will do it ;-) |
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