Re: "Resolve host names" does not resolve host names, posted by Stefan Ritt on Tue Aug 4 13:33:14 2015
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In elog I simplu use the function gethostbyaddr() to resolve the host name. If this does not work, the underlying OS does not know the hostname either.
Probably you can test this with "nslookup a.b.c.d", to see any further error message.
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Re: "Resolve host names" does not resolve host names, posted by Daniel Sajdyk on Tue Aug 18 14:23:29 2015
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I'm sorry... it was my mistake. I put Resolve host names in logbook config instead global.
Regards Daniel.
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Re: "Reply to" Author in this forum, posted by Stefan Ritt on Thu Nov 26 17:42:02 2009
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> Hi Stefan,
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> This has happened twice on this forum now, starting from Mon 23rd November.
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Re: "Reply to" Author in this forum, posted by David Pilgram on Thu Nov 26 20:37:02 2009
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> > Hi Stefan,
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> > This has happened twice on this forum now, starting from Mon 23rd November.
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Re: "Preset on reply" not work?, posted by Stefan Ritt on Mon Jun 15 08:33:50 2015
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You have "Remove on reply" together with "Preset on reply Author". Since the first is executed later, you first preset the author
name, then remove it again. Just discard the "Remove on reply" and you are fine.
Daniel |
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Re: "Preset on reply" not work?, posted by Daniel Sajdyk on Mon Jun 15 09:16:00 2015
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Ok. Now it works :) Thank you :) I'm translating Elog into Polish. When I finish, can I send it to you?
Regards Daniel.
Stefan |
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Re: "No SMTP host defined in [global] section of configuration file" error, posted by Stefan Ritt on Wed Apr 14 13:03:37 2010
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Pedro Gil de Araújo Gordo wrote:
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Re: "No SMTP host defined in [global] section of configuration file", posted by Stefan Ritt on Wed Jan 18 10:25:20 2017
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These problems usually come when you are using a different configuration file that the one you think you are using. Note that you explicitly can tell
elogd to use a specific configuation file with the "-c" flag. Also make sure to restart elogd after major changes.
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