Two different attributes with the same list, posted by deletoille on Wed Jan 17 09:20:17 2007
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In this picture of my project, All the attributes included in the red circle are the same except the names of the attribute “Equipement Incriminé” and “Equipement
impacté”.
“Equipement Incriminé” and “Equipement impacté” have the same list.
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Re: Two different attributes with the same list, posted by Stefan Ritt on Wed Jan 17 12:49:25 2007
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[quote="deletoille"]In this picture of my project, All the attributes included in the red circle are the same except the names of the attribute “Equipement
Incriminé” and “Equipement impacté”.
“Equipement Incriminé” and “Equipement impacté” have the same list.
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Re: Two different attributes with the same list, posted by deletoille on Wed Jan 17 13:27:46 2007
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[quote="Stefan Ritt"][quote="deletoille"]In this picture of my project, All the attributes included in the red circle are the same except the names of the
attribute “Equipement Incriminé” and “Equipement impacté”.
“Equipement Incriminé” and “Equipement impacté” have the same list.
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Re: Two different attributes with the same list, posted by Stefan Ritt on Wed Jan 17 13:33:27 2007
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[quote="deletoille"]Do I have to program the list for "Equipement Impacté" or is there a simple command to say that "Equipement incrimé" and "equipement
inpacté" have the same list?[/quote]
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Synchronization using https, posted by Alexandre Lindote on Thu Jan 18 16:29:43 2007
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Hi,
I have an elog server running on a linux desktop machine inside our institutional firewall. It can be accessed from inside the firewall directly using |
Re: Synchronization using https, posted by Stefan Ritt on Thu Jan 18 20:19:22 2007
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[quote="Alexandre Lindote"] Now we want to have several servers set up (in different institutions), and have them synchronized automatically.[/quote]
Synchronization works such that the "client" elogd (the one on which the synchronization is started) "emulates" a browser and accesses the other elogd |
Re: Synchronization using https, posted by Marcus Hauser on Tue Feb 13 15:11:18 2007
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[quote="Stefan Ritt"][quote="Alexandre Lindote"] Now we want to have several servers set up (in different institutions), and have them synchronized automatically.[/quote]
Synchronization works such that the "client" elogd (the one on which the synchronization is started) "emulates" a browser and accesses the other elogd |
Re: Synchronization using https, posted by Stefan Ritt on Tue Feb 13 15:36:08 2007
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[quote="Marcus Hauser"]Would it be possible to use rsync to syncronise two elogd servers on different servers via secure synchronization on the file level?
E.g.
rsync -av -e ssh /var/lib/elog/logbooks/ elog.remote.de:/var/lib/elog/logbooks/ [/quote]
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