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Mon Nov 19 20:28:11 2012 |
| Jeff Kozloski | jkozloski@turano.com | Question | Windows | 2.9.2 | Need for email address in login? | How can I skip the need for an email address when registering and logging in? Our IT dept will not give an email address to each guy I want on the log. |
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Tue Nov 20 19:31:06 2012 |
| Jeff Kozloski | jkozloski@turano.com | Question | Windows | 2.9.2 | Re: Need for email address in login? |
Stefan Ritt wrote: |
Jeff Kozloski wrote: |
How can I skip the need for an email address when registering and logging in? Our IT dept will not give an email address to each guy I want on the log.
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I never thought that someone will not have an email address. One basic feature of ELOG is its automatic notification if there is a new entry, and that only works over email. It's like social networks, you cannot register for Facebook if you don't have an email address.
So if you absolutely want to omit this, just give a fake email address, like nobody@no.where. ELOG just checks if there is a "@" and a "." somewhere.
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Our IT dept is very strict. I'll have to see if I can get email out to a web based email service like yahoo. But they will not give each of my mechanics an email account here.
Thanks
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Mon Jun 22 16:08:59 2009 |
| Jean-Philippe Bertrand | johnneyb@hotmail.com | Question | Windows | 2.7.6 | Elog won't start | We are currently having problems with Elog, I never had a problem installing it before but with my last 3 install I can't get it to work. We are running under Windows XP, the installation works perfectly but when I try to use the shortcut pointing to the localhost 8080, I get an error page from Internet Explorer telling me that the server cannot be found. I've rebootied the computer to make sure the server was running but still the same problem. Is there a basic requirement I should look at (Dotnet versionX or specific DLL required)? |
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Mon Jun 22 17:09:05 2009 |
| Jean-Philippe Bertrand | johnneyb@hotmail.com | Question | Windows | 2.7.6 | Re: Elog won't start |
Stefan Ritt wrote: |
Jean-Philippe Bertrand wrote: |
We are currently having problems with Elog, I never had a problem installing it before but with my last 3 install I can't get it to work. We are running under Windows XP, the installation works perfectly but when I try to use the shortcut pointing to the localhost 8080, I get an error page from Internet Explorer telling me that the server cannot be found. I've rebootied the computer to make sure the server was running but still the same problem. Is there a basic requirement I should look at (Dotnet versionX or specific DLL required)?
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No, there is no Dotnet or DLL required. Just start the ELOG server manually by clickin on Start/Programs/ELOG Server/Start ELOG server manually and watch if you can spot any error. One person reported that downloading again the package solved a similar problem.
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Thanks for the feedback, I found the problem, someone installed the AVG toolbar in Internet Explorer in the computers, and for some reason the AVG Error Redirection option prevents Elog from opening in Internet Explorer. |
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Thu Oct 1 15:09:17 2015 |
| Jean Pierre Vandecandelaere | JeanPierre.Vandecandelaere@vdab.be | Question | Windows | 3.x.x | "not a valid Win32 application" error on versions 3.x.x | Hello,
we have been using elog 2.7.1 as a logbook to signal problems and so on in our Engine Room Simulator for a couple of months now. Since this is exactly what we're looking for, I've installed the latest release in our sailing simulator as well. On this occasion I thought about updating the logbook in our engine room simulator as well. Unfortunately I cannot do that, because I get the error "elogd.exe is not a valid Win32 application" with every version of elog higher than 2.9.2 (so every version 3.x.x). The difference between our two simulators is that the elog package for the sailing simulator is installed on a Windows Vista machine, while the version for the engine room simulator is installed on a Windows 2003 Server.
Question: can I get/find/compile the latest version as a Win32 application and if yes: how or where?
Thanks,
Jean Pierre |
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Mon Jul 27 01:39:18 2009 |
| Jay Johnstone | jay.johnstone@gmail.com | Question | Windows | 2.7.6 | Changing Entry Time | Hi,
I am new to eLog, trying to make a logbook tool. This is probably a question with a simple answer, but here it is... I need to be able to edit the entry time for an entry as it is being made and also in Edit mode later. We have field staff who use a paper log in the field and then come back to the computer later and create the log entries, and they need to be time stamped to reflect when an event happened, not when the entry is put into the log.
I'm guessing I'm missing something easy in my Config file, I've looked through the config examples and searched the forum but I couldn't come up with an example of how to make this work.
Thanks in advance!
Jay |
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Mon Jul 27 09:25:06 2009 |
| Jay Johnstone | jay.johnstone@gmail.com | Question | Windows | 2.7.6 | Re: Changing Entry Time |
Stefan Ritt wrote: |
Jay Johnstone wrote: |
Hi,
I am new to eLog, trying to make a logbook tool. This is probably a question with a simple answer, but here it is... I need to be able to edit the entry time for an entry as it is being made and also in Edit mode later. We have field staff who use a paper log in the field and then come back to the computer later and create the log entries, and they need to be time stamped to reflect when an event happened, not when the entry is put into the log.
I'm guessing I'm missing something easy in my Config file, I've looked through the config examples and searched the forum but I couldn't come up with an example of how to make this work.
Thanks in advance!
Jay
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Hi Jay,
the entry time cannot be changed, because it should reflect the real time when the entry was made. What you can do in your case is to define a "datetime" attribute, which contains then the time stamp. You need something like this:
Attributes = Author, Field time, Subject
Type Field time = datetime
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Hi, Stefan,
Thanks for the quick reply, I've added that to my config and it does what we need.
Cheers, Jay |
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Fri Jan 18 13:57:31 2008 |
| Javier A. Ortiz | javier.ortiz.78@gmail.com | Question | Windows | | Audit Trail? | First thanks for the great software! My only question would be how to implement audit trail feature. I know you can control who edits and that's great but in regulated environments like mine there's a requirement that the original record, the one edited, is not deleted or overwritten. If not possible right now the only thing I could think of is a mechanism, maybe possible thru configuration, that when the record is edited it is copied to an audit trail logbook (i.e. if logbook name is 'test' it's audit logbook will be named 'test-audit' which is read only) and have a link to the audit trail of the record (show only changes of the current record).
I'm more than aware that it's possible thru configuration but I'm short on that dept. Any help/idea?
Thanks in advance! |
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