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Tue Jul 23 09:21:38 2002 |
 | Stefan Ritt | stefan.ritt@psi.ch | Question | | | Re: inserting pictures into a post |
> does elog have a way of inserting pictures into a post other than
including
> them as an attachment? i can put a picture in using html text, but
this
> method only works if the picture is stored on the local server. anyone
> placing a post from a remote machine cannot include a picture off of
their
> machine.
> any help?
> thanks.
Right now it is not possible to easily include pictures into the message
body, but I put it on the wishlist. Of course you can always refer to
external pictures if you submit your text as HTML and put the proper tags
there like this one:
and you can even scale them like
but of course this requires to have that image stored somewhere else. I
will
probably add a feature like
att:name.gif
which will reference a picture from the attachment, and will be converted
to
the full picture name after submitting that message. |
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Tue Jul 23 09:16:01 2002 |
| Stefan Ritt | stefan.ritt@psi.ch | Info | | | Re: change the Email From address used when sending notifications |
> Is there a way to change the From address used when sending notifications
> from ELOG? I was hoping there might be another attribute that would go
> along with the smtp host section.
>
> Thanks,
> Eric
Yes there is an option
Use Email from = xxxx
see documentation. |
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Tue Jul 23 09:12:14 2002 |
| Stefan Ritt | stefan.ritt@psi.ch | Comment | | | Re: Port specification with -p fails (SOLVED, more or less) |
> > Anyone seen similar problems?
> Probably not if you read the config file, 'cause I didn't. Shame on me...
>
> But what this shows (Stefan: correct me if I'm wrong) is that if you set
> the port number in the [global] section of the config file, the command-line
> option '-p' is ignored. FYI...
>
> Joeri
I changed that behaviour, so from 2.0.5 on the command line port setting has
precedence over the configuration file (as it should be). |
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Wed Jul 17 23:46:01 2002 |
 | d. nettles | dnettle@lsu.edu | Question | | | inserting pictures into a post |
does elog have a way of inserting pictures into a post other than including
them as an attachment? i can put a picture in using html text, but this
method only works if the picture is stored on the local server. anyone
placing a post from a remote machine cannot include a picture off of their
machine.
any help?
thanks. |
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Wed Jul 17 14:53:18 2002 |
| Stefan Ritt | stefan.ritt@psi.ch | Bug report | | | Re: Reverse sort, threaded display fails when there is only 1 entry in logbook |
>
>
> This is not a serious bug...but when the global settings are as follows
>
> [global]
> Display mode = threaded
> Reverse sort = 1
>
> all logbooks with only a single entry produce the wrong URL on
> clicking "last 10"
>
> The URL produced is http://localhost:8080/LogbookName/0
> instead of http://localhost:8080/LogbookName/1
>
> Ravi
This question has been answered in elog:55 . |
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Tue Jul 16 15:19:08 2002 |
| WootenE | Wootene@gao.gov | Question | | | change the Email From address used when sending notifications |
Is there a way to change the From address used when sending notifications
from ELOG? I was hoping there might be another attribute that would go
along with the smtp host section.
Thanks,
Eric |
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Mon Jul 15 15:05:22 2002 |
 | Joeri Mastop | joeri.mastop@knmi.nl | Comment | | | Re: Port specification with -p fails (SOLVED, more or less) |
> Anyone seen similar problems?
Probably not if you read the config file, 'cause I didn't. Shame on me...
But what this shows (Stefan: correct me if I'm wrong) is that if you set
the port number in the [global] section of the config file, the command-line
option '-p' is ignored. FYI...
Joeri |
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Mon Jul 15 14:09:30 2002 |
 | Joeri Mastop | joeri.mastop@knmi.nl | Bug report | | | Port specification with -p fails under RedHat Linux (2.0.4-1) |
Hello,
I noticed a strange behaviour with Elog 2.0.4 (i386 RPM) in Linux (RH 7.2).
I started Elog out-of-the-box with portnumber 888 ('sbin/elogd -p 888').
It runs just fine, but appears to listen to port 8080, the default! It
looks like the -p option on the command-line is ignored.
Anyone seen similar problems?
Joeri |