> Boolean attributes were not displayed correctly in version 2.3.9.
> Patch is attached.

Yes, implemented, thank you.

> I am trying to create an issues logbook where I have defined an attribute 
> so I can track who this issue is assigned to. In order to get a drop-down 
> list of users of the system to show up for that attribute (when creating a 
> new issue), I have to type in the whole list of users in the config file. 
> The problem is that whenever a user self-registers, I have to go into the 
> config file and add that user to the list. Is there a way to write 
> something like this:
> 
> Options Assigned To = $user_list

This is not possible right now, but I will consider implementing it some time.

> There are some errors in the generated HTML.  Most of the time
> the browser renders everything correctly but sometimes not.  Please
> check especially (http://validator.w3.org/):

I did so and fixed several errors. Now the W3 validator doesn't complain any 
more. New version under CVS.

> Forgive me if I've missed it, but I've looked in the forum, on-line cfg docs 
> and downloaded docs.  I cannot find details on how to the used 
> the "Execute ..." command.  What is passed on command line, etc.

Sorry, I forgot to put it into the documentation. It's now available from 
http://midas.psi.ch/elog/config.html You basically use "Execute new = 
<command>", where <command> can have substitutions like $<attribute>, 
$remote_host, etc. You also have to start elogd with the "-x" flag to enable 
shell executions, since they can impose a security problem (see documentation).

Unfortunately I don't have access to a FreeBSD box so I cannot try. But I 
thought the GNU make is the same on Linux and FreeBSD??? 

Has anybody successful compiled under FreeBSD?

- Stefan

I got elog 2.3.9 running on FreeBSD 5.1 successfully,
I compiled elog on a redhat box and then just copied over all the files to 
the FreeBSD box and ELOG just ran with no issues.
It's been running under heavy use for at least a month now.

PS: you might need the linux compatibility package installed on BSD though...


> I am getting the following errors when trying to install elog-2.3.9 on
> my FreeBSD box. I am running FreeBSD 4.5-RELEASE.
> 
> Many thanks!
> 
> "Makefile", line 21: Missing dependency operator
> "Makefile", line 27: Need an operator
> "Makefile", line 29: Missing dependency operator
> "Makefile", line 31: Need an operator
> make: fatal errors encountered -- cannot continue
> 
> 
> You4eea

> I would very much like to list groups instead of the individual logs on the
> firs page you see after login.
> 
> Is there a way to do this? 

What would you like to see exactly?

a) Only groups. When you click on a group, you are taken to the first logbook 
in that group

b) Only groups. When you click on a group, a secondary page shows up showing 
a logbook selection page from that group

c) Two colums: First column group, second colum logbook, a bit like a 
directory structure like:

  Demo
    Linux
    Database
  Discussion
    Forum
    Archive
    Config Examples
    Contributions

Other uses might also vote...

- Stefan

I think I would like: Only groups. When you click on a group, a secondary page
shows up showing logs in that group. 

I would also have the option to list all logs so you could see logs that are not
in a group or locate a log where you didn't know what group it was in. I would
also like to have the option to sort logs and groups.

I am using Elog to keep track of application servers. The log names are the server
names and they are grouped by application. The list on the first page is getting
very long.