Start procedure

If no elog is not already running, one can simply do this:

cd /export/elog/
./startELOGD.sh


Restart procedure

Check first what caused this. You can see this in the file: /export/elog/connections.log

Make sure that thing which crashed elogd is not present now. Most probably it is a heavy pdf with too many data points. Also, at this point, if you find that connections.log file has become too long (>10 Mb). Rename it to: OLD-YYYY_MM_DD_connections.log A new file will be created when you restart elog in the next step.

cd /export/elog/
./restartELOGD.sh

Note: sometimes the zombie elog process does not die with this process. Check if the elog process id was renewed after this action. If the zombie still exists, explicitly kill the process by "kill -9 ...".


Configuration

  1. The ELOG is run on our gateway machine, nodus. The elog software lives in /export/elog. (something in here about why its not on the shared disk)
  2. The configuration file for all the elogs lives in /export/elog/elog-common. It is elogd.cfg.
  3. The themes for each elog tab are in elog-common/themes/


Adding new logbook

Add the new logbook options in /export/elog/elog-common/elogd.cfg by taking inspiration from existing logbooks. Create a directory with the same name in /export/elog/elog-common/logbooks/, give it the correct permissions and set owner to controls in group 1001 using following:

sudo mkdir /export/elog/elog-common/logbooks/XYZ
sudo chmod 775 /export/elog/elog-common/logbooks/XYZ
sudo chown controls:1001 /export/elog/elog-common/logbooks/XYZ

Then restart elog using the above instructions.


FCKeditor (HTML Editor)

Enabling the browser's context menu

How_To/Restart_the_elog (last edited 2021-03-03 02:03:20 by AnchalguptaATligoDOTorg)