Re: Real-time mirroring?, posted by Sebastian Schenk on Fri Apr 30 21:13:39 2021
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Hi Frank,
I am not sure, if I understood your setup correctly. But in my eyes, you don't need the local elog servers. The only difference for
the users at the chambers would be to directly use the 'mirror' remote elog url instead of the local elog url in their browsers. "which |
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Re: Real-time mirroring?, posted by Frank Baptista on Fri Apr 30 21:55:23 2021
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Hi Sebastian,
You're absolutely correct that the users at the chambers could directly use the remote ELOG server (without having a local server),
and I did originally think about this. Unfortunately, there are times that our network "goes down" (for maintenance and other issues), |
New user not working, posted by Gabriel Lopez on Thu May 20 21:01:41 2021
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Running elog-3.1.4-3 Can't add users through the web interface. Clicking add user and writing all the fields in with something doesn't add
a user into the PWD file of that logbook. Running a tail -f on the password file shows elog writes the user info with the hashed password 3 times and then
deletes the information about 20 seconds later. Has anyone else had a similar issue? This is running on RHEL8.3 |
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Naming a Notebook KTAG Wipes Out Formatting. Why?, posted by Phil Rubin on Sat May 22 20:44:33 2021
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An experiment's ELOG installation, using the default theme, names logbooks after its subsystem's acronyms. One subsystem is referred to
as KTAG, but when this name (or its lowercase version) is used for a logbook name, the logbook appears unformatted. Changing the name, even to K-TAG,
works fine. Nothing close to KTAG appears in elog.css. Does anyone know why this happens and whether it is possible or worth the while to get |
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Problem with a self-compiled code., posted by Maxim on Mon May 31 14:51:39 2021
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Dear, sir! There is a problem with a configuration file.
The code was compiled by Cygwin (gcc-core, gcc-g++, make, gdb, libssl-dev). After a compilation a reference to our own css-file was written
in configuration file and css-file was included in a folder “themes/default” of the project. |
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Re: Problem with a self-compiled code., posted by Sebastian Schenk on Thu Jun 3 16:02:02 2021
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Hello Maxim,
I just stumbled on a similar issue. Also with a self-compiled elogd on Ubuntu.
We also use a custom css and by clicking on the "New" or "Reply" or "Duplicate" the elog generates the entry editor. |
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when using webserver authentication, how can I restrict the users that can edit any given elog?, posted by Christian Ospelkaus on Sat Jun 19 18:38:21 2021
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Dear elog users & developers,
the subject line says it all: when using webserver authentication, how is it possible to restict access of users to any given elog? Only using
the apche rules? Admin user and Login user do not seem to be doing anything for me. I am using elog as packaged by debian for buster, using an apache ssl |
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Re: when using webserver authentication, how can I restrict the users that can edit any given elog?, posted by Christian Ospelkaus on Sun Jun 20 14:38:06 2021
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Dear all,
I figured it out. Current global config is (using kerberos instead)
[global] |