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<span style="color:darkcyan;">''melog''</span> is used to submit full Elog entry to the specified | = Links = | ||
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* [[/Elog ODB tree]] | |||
* [[Elog Page]] | |||
* [[Electronic Logbook (ELOG)]] | |||
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== Purpose == | |||
The purpose of <span style="color:darkcyan;">''melog''</span> is to submit an entry to the '''Built-in''' [[Electronic Logbook (ELOG)]]. <span style="color:darkcyan;">''melog''</span> is used to submit the full Elog entry to the specified [[mhttpd]] port. | |||
To send an entry to an '''External''' [[Electronic Logbook (ELOG)]], use [[elog]] utility. | |||
== Arguments == | == Arguments == | ||
[-h ] : help | [-h ] : help | ||
[-h hostname ] : host name | [-h hostname ] : host name | ||
[-p port] : port on which [[mhttpd]] is running | |||
[-l exptname or logbook ] | [-l exptname or logbook ] | ||
[-u username password ] | [-u username password ] | ||
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== Usage == | == Usage == | ||
melog -h <hostname> -p <port> -a author=myname "my message" | |||
By default the attributes are "Author", "Type", "System" and "Subject". The "Author" attribute has to be present in the elog command in order to successfully submit the message. If multiple attributes are required append before "text" field the full specification of the attribute. In case of multiple attachments, only one "-f" is required followed by up to 10 file names. | By default the attributes are "Author", "Type", "System" and "Subject". The "Author" attribute has to be present in the elog command in order to successfully submit the message. If multiple attributes are required append before "text" field the full specification of the attribute. In case of multiple attachments, only one "-f" is required followed by up to 10 file names. | ||
Latest revision as of 15:46, 25 June 2015
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Purpose
The purpose of melog is to submit an entry to the Built-in Electronic Logbook (ELOG). melog is used to submit the full Elog entry to the specified mhttpd port.
To send an entry to an External Electronic Logbook (ELOG), use elog utility.
Arguments
[-h ] : help
[-h hostname ] : host name
[-p port] : port on which mhttpd is running
[-l exptname or logbook ]
[-u username password ]
[-f <attachment> ] : up to 10 files.
-a <attribute>=<value> : up to 20 attributes.The attribute "Author=..." must be present for submission of Elog.
-m <textfile> | text> Message. Arguments with blanks must be enclosed in quotes. The elog message can either be submitted on the command line or in a file with the -m flag. Multiple attributes and attachments can be supplied.
Usage
melog -h <hostname> -p <port> -a author=myname "my message"
By default the attributes are "Author", "Type", "System" and "Subject". The "Author" attribute has to be present in the elog command in order to successfully submit the message. If multiple attributes are required append before "text" field the full specification of the attribute. In case of multiple attachments, only one "-f" is required followed by up to 10 file names.
Examples
>melog -h myhost -p 8081 -l myexpt -a author=pierre "Just a elog message"
>melog -h myhost -p 8081 -l myexpt -a author=pierre -f file2attach.txt \
"Just this message with an attachment"
>melog -h myhost -p 8081 -l myexpt -a author=pierre -m file_containing_the_message.txt
>melog -h myhost -p 8081 -l myexpt -a Author=pierre -a Type=routine -a system=general \
-a Subject="my test" "A full Elog message"