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<LI><a href=#17>Does elog have a spell checker?
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<LI><a href=#18>Why are entries with large attachments submitted so slowly?
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<LI><a href=#19>The elgod daemon crashes from time to time, what can I do?
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<LI><a href=#20>How can I create an ELOG entry automatically from a script?
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</OL>
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<hr>
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@@ -377,7 +378,20 @@ So the basic command is to make a stack trace with "where" after a
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segmentation fault. This tells me where in the code something wrong happened
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(in this case it was inside the function el_index_logbooks() at line 3892.
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Please send me this information and I will try then to figure out what was
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wrong.
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wrong.<p>
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<LI><a name=20><b>How can I create an ELOG entry automatically from a script</b>
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<p>
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I agree, it's a bit hidden, but on the
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<a href="https://midas.psi.ch/elog/userguide.html">User's Guide</a>, at the
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bootom of the page, last point, there is a description of the standalone
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"elog" utility, which can be used from a script or from another program to
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submit an automatic email entry. This works locally or remotely, with optional
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attachments. Enter "elog -h" for a full list of options. The elog utility
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is part of the distribution and resides in the same directory as the elogd
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daemon.
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<p>
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</OL>
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<HR>
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