Yeah!!

That did it! I remove the line "Kerberos authentication" and now it works!

Thanks!

password file = anyfile.pwd

Hi Stefan,

thanks for the quick reply.

Yes, i've configured user-level access. Here is my cfg:

[global]
port = 9191
Usr = abc
Grp = abc
SMTP host = mail.xy.at
Protect Selection page =  1
Password file = elog_pw.xml
Logfile = elog_log.txt
Logging level = 2
Admin user = User1, Admin
Self register = 2
Restrict edit = 1
Allow password change = 1

[demo]
Theme = default
Authentication = Kerberos
Comment = General Linux Tips & Tricks
Attributes = Author, Type, Category, Subject
Options Type = Routine, Software Installation, Problem Fixed, Configuration, Oth                                                          er
Options Category = General, Hardware, Software, Network, Other
Extendable Options = Category
Required Attributes = Author, Type
Page Title = ELOG - $subject
Reverse sort = 1
Quick filter = Date, Type

And, yes, the password file is r7w accessible for the elogd:
[root@localhost logbooks]# cat elog_pw.xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
<!-- created by MXML on Tue Feb 27 14:54:52 2018 -->
<list>
  <user>
    <name>Admin</name>
    <password encoding="SHA256">3c2QQ0KjIU1OLtB29cl8Fplc2WN7X89bnoEjaR7tWu.</password>
    <full_name>Admin</full_name>
    <last_logout>0</last_logout>
    <last_activity>0</last_activity>
    <email>admin@hell.org</email>
    <inactive>0</inactive>
    <email_notify/>
  </user>
  <user>
    <name>TestUser1</name>
    <password encoding="SHA256">3c2QQ0KjIU1OLtB29cl8Fplc2WN7X89bnoEjaR7tWu.</password>
    <full_name>User1</full_name>
    <last_logout>0</last_logout>
    <last_activity>0</last_activity>
    <email>test@heaven.org</email>
    <inactive>0</inactive>
    <email_notify/>
  </user>
</list>
 

br, Rainer

password file = anyfile.pwd

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 the RSS Title with $Start Time and $Stop Time, but when looking at the RSS title in IE11 browser, I only see the date and not the time. Is there any way I can see the time as well?

Additional info:

I'm also passing the creation time of the Elog with $entry time and this is displaying correctly (both date and time).

Please let me know if I am doing something incorrectly?

Thanks

Can anyone help? Do I need to do something different or could this possibly be a bug that is fixed in a newer version?

Thanks,

Kamen

How can i configure eLog to be used completely anonymous without the need to log in?

I tried menu and guest menu settings without luck. I do not use password files. With earlier versions this was easy to set up...

Thanks in advance

Does not work.

Clean install (debian 8 x64, with aptitude), only thing i've changed in the config is "URL"-parameter (global section) and redirection with Apache. No luck. Edit or delete gives an error "Error: Command "Delete" not allowed", "New" opens login-windows.

Now i removed all (guest) menu and URL settings a use it directly (port 8080), still no luck. "Error: Command "Delete" not allowed". When i click on "New" a login-windows opens.

Tested with the demo-logbook.

OK, i will try that. Thanks.

Attributes = Author, Classification, Subject, Bug Number, Environment, Server, Bugzilla
...
#Make the list table narrow enough to fit in the browser
List display = ID, Date, Author, Subject, Server, Bugzilla
...
#We take in a Bug Number from the user, then calculate a Bugzilla link from that
Change Bugzilla = <a href="http://bugz:4545/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=$Bug Number">$Bug Number</a>
List Change Bugzilla = <a href="http://bugz:4545/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=$Bug Number">$Bug Number</a>
Hidden Attributes = Bugzilla