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Not1MM != N1MM, An amateur radio contest logger for Linux.
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ADIF export stops after the 3rd QSO (CQWW SSB) #42

Closed HB9HLI closed 10 months ago

HB9HLI commented 10 months ago

Describe the bug I took part in the CQWW SSB past week-end and logged in with not1mm. I noticed that the ADIF export stops after the 3rd QSO. In order to generate the whole log, I had to open each recorded QSO and then save each entry. Once done for all QSOs, the ADIF export worked. I think it's great to be able to use software for contesting natively under Linux. Unfortunately I don't know Python well enough to help you.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Enter personal datas and select CQWW SSB contest.
  2. Enter some QSO, il thing about 20 QSO.
  3. Export to ADIF.
  4. See error on output file with a text editor.

Desktop : Ubuntu 22.04 (Mate) Python 3.10.12 Installation of not1mm via pip3.

73's, Dom HB9HLI

mbridak commented 10 months ago

Hi. I'm not able to reproduce it. Can you paste in the error your getting?

HB9HLI commented 10 months ago

Hello, thanks for the quick reply. I've just tried on another machine with the same version of Ubuntu and I can't reproduce the problem. I'll try later on the same machine and come back. Is there a debug mode and if so, how do I activate it?

mbridak commented 10 months ago

Sure. Open a terminal in your main directory and type 'touch debug', then launch not1mm from that terminal. You should then see lots of debug messages. Now that I type that out it seems a bit hackey. I should probably make a command line switch or something for it.

HB9HLI commented 10 months ago

Yes, it's a bit peculiar, maybe a "-d" option with an output to a file like not1mm.debug, that would be great for debugging. I've now tested from the right machine with the DB I used for the CQWW and added a few entries to the log. Strangely enough, it works even though I struggled during the contest ;-) There must be a reason somewhere though. I'll keep looking and if I see this bug again, I'll come back. Leave this issue open for a few more days and let me know when you want to close it. Thanks and best 73s

HB9HLI commented 10 months ago

Hello, I did some testing last night and couldn't reproduce the bug I had during the CQWW. Even installing a fresh VM with Ubuntu 22.04, installed the minimum required, the bug never reproduced. It will remain a mystery. I think it's better to close this case. 73's Dom. HB9HLI

mbridak commented 10 months ago

Okay, thanks checking into it. 73, Mike K6GTE