Error starting elog 3.1.2 on Windows server, posted by Peter K on Mon Oct 31 09:51:02 2016
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Hi,
I'm trying to upgrade ELOG 2.9.2, which I have been used many years, to the new version (3.1.2).
I can't run the new version even from the command line: |
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Reset a user's password, posted by Val Schmidt on Fri Oct 28 16:30:36 2016
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Is it possible for an administator to reset a user's password?
Thanks,
Val |
Re: Reset a user's password, posted by Stefan Ritt on Fri Oct 28 16:41:11 2016
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Sure. Hit "Config", select other user, and click on "Change password".
Stefan
Val |
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Datetime format with elog client, posted by Alan Grant on Wed Oct 26 16:39:38 2016
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What is the input format expected by the elog client for a required Datetime defined field when inserting a record? (Eg: October 26, 2016 = ? in the
field's data parameter).
I have read some prior posts on this and the indication is that the input needs to use epoch time, however even when I enter 1477493161 or 0 |
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Re: Datetime format with elog client, posted by Alan Grant on Wed Oct 26 21:41:42 2016
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UPDATE:
As I continue to test and troubleshoot this problem I noticed something peculiar: the Datetime defined field that the client is rejecting when
I attempt a record insert is listed as a Required attribute. However, when I just remove it from the Required list the record including |
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Re: Datetime format with elog client, posted by David Pilgram on Wed Oct 26 22:15:46 2016
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Hi Alan,
I have no idea if this helps but the Date and Time formats in the config file internally interconnect, as I discovered in trying to define them
separately. Define one, and the other is defined. |
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Re: Datetime format with elog client, posted by Alan Grant on Thu Oct 27 04:16:10 2016
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I really appreciate your reply David.
There's only one Datetime defined field that I'm working with so I'm not sure what you mean, if you don't mind elaborating?
It sounds interesting. |
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Re: Datetime format with elog client, posted by Andreas Luedeke on Thu Oct 27 11:18:17 2016
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Yes, this is a known bug of ELOG, see elog:68404
Alan
Grant wrote:
UPDATE: |
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posting messages through email, posted by Devin Bougie on Mon May 2 22:20:40 2016
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Hello,
Has anyone implemented an email gateway for ELOG, allowing users to submit entries by sending an email? Granted this should be possible using the elog |
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Re: posting messages through email, posted by Devin Bougie on Mon Oct 17 20:15:09 2016
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Just incase anyone's interested, we went ahead and wrote a python script to act as an email gateway for ELOG. If anyone's interested, we'd be happy to
share and appreciate any additional improvements.
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Is there a way to export logs, posted by Alex Kühnel on Mon Oct 3 10:02:36 2016 
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hello
Is there a way to export logs from elog (for example after I have selected a filter) to txt or csv...
I found the "Download" attribute but this works for only one elog entry... |
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Re: Is there a way to export logs, posted by Alex Kühnel on Mon Oct 3 10:18:19 2016
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shame on me, there is a way!
I can search with find and then export as csv file
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Enforcement of password complexity , posted by Chris Smyth on Sat Oct 1 15:32:53 2016
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Is there a way to enforce password complexity for users?
Either in this version of elog or the newest version? |
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Using an RSS reader on a pasword protected elog, posted by Jackie Schwehr on Wed Sep 28 10:36:53 2016
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I'm trying to set up a python rss parser to read the output from my collaboration's elog, however the elog is password protected and I cannot
figure out how to have a python scrip get past the login screen. Is there something obvious I'm missing that will allow a parser to submit a
username and password? If that's too python-specific of a question for this audience, then what is the exact security method elog uses, so I can get |
Using an RSS reader on a pasword protected elog, posted by Jackie Schwehr on Wed Sep 28 10:27:24 2016
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I'm trying to set up a python rss parser to read the output from my collaboration's elog, however the elog is password protected and I cannot
figure out how to have a python scrip get past the login screen. Is there something obvious I'm missing that will allow a parser to submit a
username and password? If that's too python-specific of a question for this audience, then what is the exact security method elog uses, so I can get |