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Wed May 31 13:28:51 2017 |
 | Andreas Luedeke | andreas.luedeke@psi.ch | Bug report | Linux | 3.1.1 | Re: inactive users | > Hi,
> I reopen this old thread since I'm having a similar problem.
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> I'm running ELOG V3.1.1-0767eb0 on ubuntu with webserver authentication, and I'd like to remove 'active' checkbox as well.
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> The problem that we found is that if any user click on the [Set None] button at the bottom of the Config page in order to unsubscribe from all mail notification,
> *all* the checkbox are toggled, not only those for the email notification. And this includes also the "active user" as well.
I can confirm that this bug is present even in this forum and in my current version (ELOG V3.1.3-aded4ae).
And I am positive that this is a bug: it was certainly not the intended behaviour. |
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Wed Jul 19 08:50:16 2017 |
 | Andreas Luedeke | andreas.luedeke@psi.ch | Question | Linux | 2.9.2 | Re: Email Notification (Not) Initiated by elog Client Utility | Yes, parentheses in field content might be difficult to pass from a shell command. You did not even mention which Linux shell you are using and you did not show the actual elog command. Maybe you want to add that information?
| Phil Rubin wrote: |
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Our configuration sends out e-mail notifications based on a hierarchy of attributes, and works fine with WEB submissions, but not with client utility submissions (no notifications are sent; the log doesn't show it even trying to send any: 14-Jul-2017 18:36:01 [rubinp@nn.nn.nn.nn] {Notebook} NEW entry #0) . Since notification is the default (suppression requires -x), I presume there is something wrong with the way we're going about this. Can you see what it is? Could it be the parentheses in the type Problem(s), which have to be sent at the shell in the client command as Type=Problem\(s\)?
[global]
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Suppress Email to users = 1
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[Notebook]
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Attributes = Author, Type, Category, Subject
Options Type = Routine{1}, Problem(s){2}, Other{3}
Options Category = ... TDAQ ...
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{1} Email Category TDAQ =
{2} Email Category TDAQ = user1@aa.bb, user2@cc.dd,...
{3} Email Category TDAQ =
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Use Email Subject = Elog Notice: $subject
Command: /usr/local/bin/elog -h host -p port -l Notebook -u user passwd -a Author="Author" -a Type=Type -a Category=Category -a Subject="subject" "text"
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Wed Jul 19 08:58:51 2017 |
| Andreas Luedeke | andreas.luedeke@psi.ch | Question | Windows | ELOG V3.1.2-bd7 | Re: Weird behaviour of category filter | Hi Daniel,
I agree: it should. And it does in my case; it works perfectly fine for my logbooks. Maybe you should have a closer look for special characters in you configuration? Otherwise I don't know why it does not work for you.
If you haven't figured it out already you would need to send a working snippet of your logbook configuration together with a minimal collection of entries that are filtered wrongly.
Cheers, Andreas
| Daniel Sajdyk wrote: |
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Hello.
Today I noticed that when I use category filter in the top, right of Elog I got different results, that depends on that if I select Category and Subcategory or just Subcategory option.
What I mean.
- When I select category Software (in Polish "Oprogramowanie") and subcategory Antywirus I got results that have only this subcategory specified (screenshot Category-Software_and_Subcategory-Antywirus.png)
- But when I write by myself Antywirus (which is subcategory of Software) in subcategory option (category leave as default), then I got results that have this, and other subcategories specified (screenshot Subcategory-Antivirus.png).
In my opinion in first example Elog shoud also displays all entries that have Antywirus subcategory specified. Not only when it is the only subcategory.
Sorry, for my english, but I have hope that you can understand what I mean.
Daniel
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Wed Jul 19 10:14:44 2017 |
| Andreas Luedeke | andreas.luedeke@psi.ch | Question | Linux | 2.9.2 | Re: Email Notification (Not) Initiated by elog Client Utility | If that is your command then it is obvious why no email is send:
you do set "Type=Type", but only for "Type=Problem(s)" and "Category=TDAQ" you would send an email.
Instead of writing "-h host" you should as well define the actual hostname, like "-h midas.psi.ch", likewise for all other parameter.
| Phil Rubin wrote: |
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Thank you for responding.
I thought I provided the command at the end of the note:
/usr/local/bin/elog -h host -p port -l Notebook -u user passwd -a Author="Author" -a Type=Type -a Category=Category -a Subject="subject" "text"
This results in an entry being appropriately logged in Notebook with the correct author, type, category, subject, and text. The only problem is that, when the type is such that email notification should be sent to the list associated with category, it is not sent.
For the record, I reconfigured elogd.conf so that parentheses are no longer there, but this made no difference, so this isn't the problem.
Sorry for forgetting these details: bash shell; linus version 2.6.32-696.el6.x86_64
| Andreas Luedeke wrote: |
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Yes, parentheses in field content might be difficult to pass from a shell command. You did not even mention which Linux shell you are using and you did not show the actual elog command. Maybe you want to add that information?
| Phil Rubin wrote: |
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Our configuration sends out e-mail notifications based on a hierarchy of attributes, and works fine with WEB submissions, but not with client utility submissions (no notifications are sent; the log doesn't show it even trying to send any: 14-Jul-2017 18:36:01 [rubinp@nn.nn.nn.nn] {Notebook} NEW entry #0) . Since notification is the default (suppression requires -x), I presume there is something wrong with the way we're going about this. Can you see what it is? Could it be the parentheses in the type Problem(s), which have to be sent at the shell in the client command as Type=Problem\(s\)?
[global]
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Suppress Email to users = 1
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[Notebook]
.
Attributes = Author, Type, Category, Subject
Options Type = Routine{1}, Problem(s){2}, Other{3}
Options Category = ... TDAQ ...
.
{1} Email Category TDAQ =
{2} Email Category TDAQ = user1@aa.bb, user2@cc.dd,...
{3} Email Category TDAQ =
.
Use Email Subject = Elog Notice: $subject
Command: /usr/local/bin/elog -h host -p port -l Notebook -u user passwd -a Author="Author" -a Type=Type -a Category=Category -a Subject="subject" "text"
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Wed Jul 19 13:37:33 2017 |
| Andreas Luedeke | andreas.luedeke@psi.ch | Question | Linux | 3.1.3 | Re: Email Notification (Not) Initiated by elog Client Utility | Okay, I can confirm that this does not work. It is likely related to the disclaimer in the ELOG documentation (https://midas.psi.ch/elog/config.html#conditional)
Conditional attributes are usually only used for change items in the entry form.
I guess that the "Email" command never worked with conditional attributes. I use the "Email" command and conditional attributes extensively, but I've never tried before to use "Email" in a condition.
I've tested the functionality with the following minimal configuration for the latest ELOG version 3.1.3-aded4ae :
Attributes = A, B
Options A = X{1}, Y{2}
Options B = N, M
{2} Email B M = andreas.luedeke@psi.ch
The following elog command creates the desired entry, but does not send out an email. Creating the identical entry via the web form does initiate the email.
elog -u <user> <password> -h <host> -p 80 -l <logbook> -a "A=Y" -a "B=M" -n 1 "entry by elog cmd"
Thank you Phil for pointing out the problem.
Cheers, Andreas
| Phil Rubin wrote: |
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I didn't realize you required every detail of the command, since the entry is being logged, but here is an example (only the user information is blanked out):
/usr/local/bin/elog -h vmna62s1 -p 8080 -l NA62Logbook -u xxxx xxxx -a Author=Rubin -a Type=Problem\(s\) -a Category=Elog -a Subject="Client Initiated E-mail Notification" "Tests"
From elogd.cfg:
Options Type = Routine{1}, Problem(s){2}, Other{3}
Options Category = Access, Beam, CHANTI, CHOD, Computer/Network, DCS/DSS, Elog,
GTK, HASC, IRC/SAC, KTAG, LAV, LKr, MUV, NewCHOD, Online Monitor, RICH, Run, Run
Control, Shift, STRAW, TDAQ
{1} Email Category Elog =
{2} Email Category Elog = Philip.Rubin@cern.ch
{3} Email Category Elog =
The TDAQ-category command that is misbehaving is essentially identical:
/usr/local/bin/elog -h vmna62s1 -p 8080 -l NA62Logbook -u xxxx xxxx -a Author="Run Control" -a Type=Problem\(s\) -a Category=TDAQ -a Subject="Board Reload" "KTAG4"
| Andreas Luedeke wrote: |
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If that is your command then it is obvious why no email is send:
you do set "Type=Type", but only for "Type=Problem(s)" and "Category=TDAQ" you would send an email.
Instead of writing "-h host" you should as well define the actual hostname, like "-h midas.psi.ch", likewise for all other parameter.
| Phil Rubin wrote: |
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Thank you for responding.
I thought I provided the command at the end of the note:
/usr/local/bin/elog -h host -p port -l Notebook -u user passwd -a Author="Author" -a Type=Type -a Category=Category -a Subject="subject" "text"
This results in an entry being appropriately logged in Notebook with the correct author, type, category, subject, and text. The only problem is that, when the type is such that email notification should be sent to the list associated with category, it is not sent.
For the record, I reconfigured elogd.conf so that parentheses are no longer there, but this made no difference, so this isn't the problem.
Sorry for forgetting these details: bash shell; linus version 2.6.32-696.el6.x86_64
| Andreas Luedeke wrote: |
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Yes, parentheses in field content might be difficult to pass from a shell command. You did not even mention which Linux shell you are using and you did not show the actual elog command. Maybe you want to add that information?
| Phil Rubin wrote: |
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Our configuration sends out e-mail notifications based on a hierarchy of attributes, and works fine with WEB submissions, but not with client utility submissions (no notifications are sent; the log doesn't show it even trying to send any: 14-Jul-2017 18:36:01 [rubinp@nn.nn.nn.nn] {Notebook} NEW entry #0) . Since notification is the default (suppression requires -x), I presume there is something wrong with the way we're going about this. Can you see what it is? Could it be the parentheses in the type Problem(s), which have to be sent at the shell in the client command as Type=Problem\(s\)?
[global]
.
Suppress Email to users = 1
.
[Notebook]
.
Attributes = Author, Type, Category, Subject
Options Type = Routine{1}, Problem(s){2}, Other{3}
Options Category = ... TDAQ ...
.
{1} Email Category TDAQ =
{2} Email Category TDAQ = user1@aa.bb, user2@cc.dd,...
{3} Email Category TDAQ =
.
Use Email Subject = Elog Notice: $subject
Command: /usr/local/bin/elog -h host -p port -l Notebook -u user passwd -a Author="Author" -a Type=Type -a Category=Category -a Subject="subject" "text"
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Fri Jul 21 08:54:03 2017 |
| Andreas Luedeke | andreas.luedeke@psi.ch | Question | Windows | v2 9.2-2475 | Re: Password Protect Delete | You can allow guests to create entries, but only registered users (Admins) to delete (or edit) entries:
Menu commands = List, New, Edit, Reply, Delete, Find, Config, Logout, Help
Guest menu commands = List, New, Reply, Find, Login, Help
See https://midas.psi.ch/elog/config.html#general for details.
| Michael Cianci wrote: |
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We don't use a password file but would like to password protect (Admin only) the DELETE function in the MENU Thank You
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Mon Jul 24 14:33:51 2017 |
| Andreas Luedeke | andreas.luedeke@psi.ch | Question | Windows | Latest | Re: Conditional attribute activation | Yes, this is possible by using "Conditional Attributes". Have a look at the ELOG syntax help: https://midas.psi.ch/elog/config.html#conditional
To hide attributes on edit, you can use "Show Attributes Edit = ..." for the conditions; and you only list the comment reason for the case where the value of the other attribute has the value "reserved".
If you don't get it to work, then just post your logbook config with some comments on what you want to achieve.
Cheers, Andreas
| Devrim Esenturk wrote: |
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I have a stock database running latest elog version on windows. I am reserving some products which not been sent to customer mistakenly and using value "reserved" for it. But I need another attribute for comment reason of reserving but this attribute must be activated when reserved value selected. Is this possible? I didn't see any option for this at admin guide.
Thank you
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Sun Aug 20 14:55:18 2017 |
| Andreas Luedeke | andreas.luedeke@psi.ch | Request | Linux | ELOG V3.1.3-228 | Re: Sharing logbooks among "Top Groups" | I don't know if that works. Why don't you just try?
| Satyajit Jena wrote: |
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Hi,
I am currently trying to configuring elog top groups, which are supposed to separate from each other. However, I would like to have a common logbook that should be visible in each group. Is there a way to share logbooks among Top Groups for example
Top Group Electronics = Elec1, Elec_EEE, Ele2
Top Group Processing = P_AA1, PPP2, Elec_EEE
Top Group Monitoring = Mon1, Mon2, Mon3, Mon4
Top Group Data = Data1, PPP2, Data2
I would like logbook to be viewed:
- Electronics:
- Processing:
- Monitoring:
- Data:
- Data1
- PPP2
- Data2
- Mon3
- Mon4
Could you please suggest me if it is possible to set in this way (Color codes t show the common sharing).
Many thanks and regards,
satyajit
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