[pskmail] Re: How to have standard log on fldigi 3.11 and difference from 3.10

  • From: Pär Crusefalk <per@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: pskmail@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Sat, 18 Apr 2009 14:02:58 +0200

Hi Roberto,

Excellent description, should be the way to go!

I was lazy and just put a symlink to the log file. I just started
fldigi, turned logging on and looked for the name of the log. Then
created a symlink to it: "ln -s fldigi20090415.log fldigi.log"
It works until I restart the logging, then the symlink will have to be
redone so its not at all as good as your solution (but works too).

73 de Per

lör 2009-04-18 klockan 09:46 +0200 skrev Roberto IS0GRB:
> Hi to all.
> I have installed on IS0GRB-3 the new fldigi 3.11, but as in the
> previous version 3.10, the log format is in different format from
> others versions and this create some problems on pskmail monitor with
> gmfsk.php Per (smorwo) script
> How suggested on february in this list from Fred WB5CON and tested by
> me in 3.10 and 3.11 the solution is:
> 
> Downloaded the fldigi version .tar.gz. 
> 
> Decompress it in your preferred directory with: 
> 
> tar xvzf fldigi-3.11.tar.gz 
> 
> go in the directory: 
> 
> fldigi-3.11/src 
> 
> edit the file: 
> 
> main.cxx 
> 
> and remove the row 255:
> 
> lfname.append(tdy.szDate(2));
> 
> between these rows: 
> 
> lfname.append("fldigi");
> lfname.append(tdy.szDate(2));     <-----remove it
> lfname.append(".log");
> 
> 
> after, come back in the main directory fldigi-3.11 and compile it: 
> 
> ./configure --enable-threads 
> make 
> make intall 
> 
> Very important!
> The log in this version will be named "gMFSK.log" and will be in the
> main directory.
> In the previous version was named "fldigi.log" in the .fldigi
> directory.
> So, change the path in the gmfsk.php script to have again the log
> traffic in pskmail monitor.
> In my server the new path is "/home/is0grb/gMFSK.log".
> 
> Now the new fldigi 3.11 will write the fldigi.log in the previous
> standard. 
> 
> 73 
> 
> Roberto IS0GRB 
>  
>  


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