- (patch-openssl__cert.cpp)
Add patch to define MAX_PATH macro
- Unable to package with x11/wxGTK30 yet
(upstream)
- Udate 2.0.3 to 2.1.2
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TQSL-2.1.2
The following links are pointers to TrustedQSL (TQSL) V2.1.2, which is
a bug fix for the official TQSL 2.1 release.
Release Notes TrustedQSL-2-1-release.pdf
http://www.rickmurphy.net/lotw/TrustedQSL-2-1-release.pdf
- DEPENDS+= mozilla-rootcerts are removed, cert included now.
- Deleted SUBST_CLASSES+= macro_S to avoid name (_S) conflicts on NetBSD-5.*
(The probelm no longer exists)
- Correct MESSAGE (but this is to be committed separately)
(Upstream): Bump version 2.0 to 2.0.2RC4
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This commit log compiled from that of wip/trustedQSL/Makefile by mef@
Sorry if typo or too compact.
2.0.2RC4 2014/06/07
- No pop up when prompting user for password when batch mode
- If QSO database is corrupted and can not be repaired, delete it
2.0.2RC3 2014/05/09
- Ensure station locations added (sign a log -> list of stn loc.)
- Restore from .tbk to restore multiple pending callsign
certificates for a given callsign
- Correct message when callsign cert. is uploaded
- Delete any older version, when renewed callsign is installed
- Correct the behaviour for non ascii directory name on Windows
- Correct the number of QSO in some case when signing
(ignoring might have shown negative number)
2.0.2RC2 2014/04/22
- Windows only
2.0.2RC1 2014/04/16
- OpenSSL update (Heartbleed). no practical attack anyway
(Windows only)
2.0.1RC9 2014/03/01
- Avoid application crash when database conversion for Open/Close
- Faster conversion of database
2.0.1RC8 2014/02/27
- Limit the number of copies of application running
(multiple run might have database corrution)
2.0.1RC7 2014/02/13
- When a callsign cert is about to expire (within 60 days), TQSL
warns. But even after user submitted renewal, it continued
- Correct the automatic backup directory (by from preference pane)
- Search Log files with .ADI, .ADIF also
2.0.1RC6 2014/02/05
- Copyright notice / date (only)
2.0.1RC5 2014/01/29
- Avoid crash at starting if certifiacate status file is empty
- Corrected for checking for new release even with -RC change
2.0.1RC4 2014/01/22
- Canadian province PQ/QC issue
- Correct start-up threads management
- (OpenSuSE Linux) for pending callsign requests
- Accept valid callsign only based on location
- Correct hang if command line argument is wrong
- Update message during callsign certificate creation
2.0.1RC3, 2014/01/13 (but hangs when reading cert_status.xml)
Two additional changes in TQSL 2.0 RC3:
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A. Because new modes may not yet be specified in ADIF, and because
LoTW may not accept all modes specified in ADIF, TQSL enables you to
"map" a new mode to a mode or mode group recognized by LoTW; this
most often takes the form of mapping a new digital mode to the DATA
mode group. Versions of TQSL prior to 2.0 would allow you to map
modes accepted by LoTW. This version of TQSL will refuse to map a
mode that is accepted by LoTW. Any existing mappings of modes
accepted by LoTW will be automatically removed on startup; you will
be notified if this happens.
B. When submitting log files in Cabrillo format, previous versions of
TQSL submitted FM and PH modes as PHONE. TQSL 2.0 RC2 submits FM mode
as FM, and PH mode as SSB.
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2.0.1RC2 2013/09/01
Contest name recognition is corrected (Re: JIDX)
tqsl-2.0 is released
(pkgsrc)
- Tweaks for release candidate (say DIST_SUBDIR etc) are removed
- DEPENDS+= mozilla-rootcerts are added now. This will avoid the error as:
"Peer certificate cannot be authenticated with given CA certificates"
(SSL certificate problem: self signed certificate in certificate chain)
see also http://curl.haxx.se/docs/sslcerts.html
- Add SUBST_CLASSES+= macro_S to avoid name (_S) conflicts on NetBSD-5.*
- Add MESSAGE for rootcerts and firt thing to do after installaton
can not be detected by pbulk packaging.
The PATH for the icon may not be correct, but this is where upstream
places it (please correct me if unappropriate, thanks).
TrustedQSL is a LoTW (Logbook of The World) application to upload
QSO's (contacts) information onto Logbook servers maintained by the
ARRL (American Radio Relay League).
Logbook of The World - LoTW - is an exciting way for Radio Amateurs
to confirm two-way contacts they have made and use the confirmations
as credit toward various awards.
Because Logbook of The World uses double blind comparison, users
cannot see what other users have uploaded unless there is a matched
QSO.
