On 09/15/2011 06:34 AM, w1hkj wrote: > > > On 09/15/2011 04:19 AM, Graham G1RNZ wrote: >> This Email was sent on 15/09/11 at 10:15 >> >> Hi, >> It appears that the country data is not getting filled in >> onFLdigi0AM, I am using fllog as server with cty,dat file in a >> profile folder (ie fldigi --config-dir ~/fldigi/general/) >> O/S is Ubuntu 10.04 >> fldigi is from bin file > You've named a directory the same as an executable Graham. I'm not > sure if that is a cause of the problem > > executable ==> fldigi > directory ==> ~/fldigi > > Suggest you change your directory structure to use something like > > ~fldigi.general > > and then make sure that the cty.dat file is in that directory (not a > sub). Also be sure that the cty.dat format is the one suitable for > fldigi. > > Dave > _______________________________________________ > fldigi-alpha mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.berlios.de/mailman/listinfo/fldigi-alpha > Interesting. I was curious, and looked in my server directory for the cty.dat file and could not find it. I looked in /.fllog, and in /fllog and it is not there, yet on my remote fldigi, the country data still appears, so I am going to assume it is finding the cty.dat file on the local machine rather than getting it from the remote fllog server. On standard fldigi, I put the cty.dat in the /.fldigi folder. Is that where it should be on the remote log server directory, in /.fllog? If not then where would be the best place for fllog to find it? Note fldigi is not running on the remote server.
While I was looking, I noticed that the log text .adif file had nothing in it, although the gui panel had all the remotely enterd logs appearing. So I went to the fllog menu, File, and hit save. Now my log file has all the cached data in it. So it seems a few things are not really ready for remote operation. The save function needs to be automatic, or continuous, or something other than requiring a manual save. If the server loses power or something fails, I would really hate to loose everything in cache that had not been saved. Also I was unable to edit the fllog with the normal update and delete buttons like I do with fldigi, because they were all greyed out. I have found mistakes I make, or double log entries, that I would like to remove to make a cleaner log, but was unable to. I wondered if it was a permissions thing, and looked back in /usr/local/bin, and found write was limited to root only. Protection I guess. I use Ubuntu where root is harder to get to, so I changed the permissions to include me and now it works fine. Al W6HGF _______________________________________________ fldigi-alpha mailing list [email protected] https://lists.berlios.de/mailman/listinfo/fldigi-alpha
