Il 16/10/21 03:45, Saku via wsjt-devel
ha scritto:
Or you can zip the file:
zip -j9m ~/ALL1.zip ~/.local/share/WSJT-X/ALL.TXT
This will zip and remove ALL.TXT. Change number 1 to 2 ...3...
etc. on next times.
Zipping will
Il 16/10/21 03:37, Saku via wsjt-devel
ha scritto:
Hi!
With linux command console you can do it fast with:
grep -i oh1kh ~/.local/share/WSJT-X/ALL.TXT > ~/MYALL.TXT
That makes file MYALL.TXT to your home directory. Just replace
Il 15/10/21 18:38, Bobby Chandler via
wsjt-devel ha scritto:
Marco,
I just use Editpad or Notepad++ to replace all lines in the
ALL.TXT that don't have my call. This reduces size considerably.
Bobby/N4AU
On
Hi all
If you are running under any of Windows version, you are more than welcome to
use the program that I wrote Alltext.exe.
It has provision to put the two callsigns, yours and the other station, the
date in question and search the all.txt file. It does not load the file into
memory and
Or you can zip the file:
zip -j9m ~/ALL1.zip ~/.local/share/WSJT-X/ALL.TXT
This will zip and remove ALL.TXT. Change number 1 to 2 ...3... etc. on
next times.
Zipping will reduce the file size approx 80% and you still have
everything there if needed.
On 16.10.2021 0.38, Bobby Chandler via
Hi!
With linux command console you can do it fast with:
grep -i oh1kh ~/.local/share/WSJT-X/ALL.TXT > ~/MYALL.TXT
That makes file MYALL.TXT to your home directory. Just replace my call
with your own.
After checked MYALL.TXT you can delete the ALL.TXT
rm ~/.local/share/WSJT-X/ALL.TXT
And
Marco,
I just use Editpad or Notepad++ to replace all lines in the ALL.TXT that
don't have my call. This reduces size considerably.
Bobby/N4AU
On 10/15/2021 2:28 PM, Marco Calistri via wsjt-devel wrote:
Il 15/10/21 07:11, Reino Talarmo ha scritto:
*Question 2:*Is there a way (I mean a
Il 15/10/21 00:25, Black Michael ha scritto:
A script like this run once a month to rename the ALL.TXT to a dated
file would work
#!/bin/sh
FILENAME='ALL_'`date +%Y_%m_%d`.txt
cd ~/.local/share/WSJT-X/
mv ALL.TXT $FILENAME
echo $FILENAME
Gives a filename like this:
ALL_2021_10_14.txt
Mike
Since my computer seems to bo down at around 200M (I've got some scripts that
grind through ALL.TXT to pull out interesting data), I split ALL.TXT into 100M
files on occasion:
Stop WSJT-X
split --numeric-suffixes=00 --line-bytes=100M --additional-suffix=.TXT ALL.TXT
PART
then rename the last
Question 2: Is there a way (I mean a correct/suggested way) to periodically
empty the "ALL.TXT" file which in my case has reached almost 250 Mb in size?
Hi Marco,
You got already proposals not to empty ALL.TXT file, but rename it and put in a
safe place for a later reference.
There is a
Il 14/10/21 19:09, Black Michael via
wsjt-devel ha scritto:
You can set up a crontab
entry to do whatever you want...call a shell script to
delete it or rename it.
You can use a cron job to do that. But, I don't know that I would empty/delete
ALL.TXT It could be useful some day. I try to remember to archive ALL.TXT from
time to time using a name to denote the date it was archived then I delete the
file.
73
Stan
KM4HQE
On 10/14/21 5:01 PM, Marco
You can set up a crontab entry to do whatever you want...call a shell script to
delete it or rename it.
Mike W9MDB
On Thursday, October 14, 2021, 05:06:52 PM CDT, Marco Calistri via
wsjt-devel wrote:
Hello,
I red some articles regarding how to prevent WSJT-X to produce its
Hello,
I red some articles regarding how to prevent WSJT-X to produce its
larges ".WAV" samples files, but I've not been able to disable this
feature and periodically some of this audio files are going to be
saved in my folder.
Question 1: how to disable
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