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navhome [2007/10/07 19:53]
faltin
navhome [2008/06/02 09:46] (current)
morten
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 ====== The Home page components ====== ====== The Home page components ======
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 ===== The main view ===== ===== The main view =====
  
-{{screenshot:​frontpage.png?​600|}}+{{screenshot:3.3:​frontpage.png?​600|}}
  
 The home page of NAV consists of the following elements; The home page of NAV consists of the following elements;
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   - A NAV link box. \\  Edit the file ''​webfront/​nav-links.conf''​. If the config file is empty or missing the box will not show up.   - A NAV link box. \\  Edit the file ''​webfront/​nav-links.conf''​. If the config file is empty or missing the box will not show up.
   - An external link box. \\  Edit the file ''​webfront/​external-links.txt''​. If the config file is empty or missing the box will not show up.   - An external link box. \\  Edit the file ''​webfront/​external-links.txt''​. If the config file is empty or missing the box will not show up.
-  - Contact information. \\ Edit the file ''​webfront\contact-information.txt''​. Relevant information is typically email and phone number to network and/or system operations. ​+  - Contact information. \\ Edit the file ''​webfront/contact-information.txt''​. Relevant information is typically email and phone number to network and/or system operations. ​
  
 ===== The NAV bar ===== ===== The NAV bar =====
    
 The NAV bar is always available, not only on the home page, as a navigating bar on the top.  It provides buttons for login / logout, link to the toolbox, user-defined quicklinks, userinfo, and preferences. The NAV bar is always available, not only on the home page, as a navigating bar on the top.  It provides buttons for login / logout, link to the toolbox, user-defined quicklinks, userinfo, and preferences.
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 ==== Login / logout ==== ==== Login / logout ====
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 ====== Log files ====== ====== Log files ======
  
-''​webfront.log'' ​gives information on failed logins and other issues. This log file is not there per default, ​Morten knows what to do FIXME+NAV's web interface logs to the file ''​webfront.log''​. ​  ​This file doesn'​t exist by default.  It must be created in NAV's log directory and the user that the Apache server is running as must have write privileges to this file.  NAV uses the Python logging framework when logging to this file. You can create the config file ''​logging.conf''​ to define which log levels should be used for individual loggers. ​ If you wish to se debug messages for all parts of NAV from the web interfacecreate a ''​logging.conf''​ file containing the following:​ 
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 +<​code>​ 
 +[levels] 
 +root = DEBUG 
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 +If you only wish to se debug message for specifically web related modules, use this: 
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 +[levels] 
 +nav.web = DEBUG 
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