How many locations/logbooks do you have configured?

[ei8fdb]

To help with the UI design I've mentioned for quickly switching logbook/locations, it'd be helpful to know how many locations people have configured in Cloudlog.

Github allows only 1 poll in a discussion, so I'd appreciate if you could also leave a comment saying how many logbooks you've configured.

[ei8fdb]

About 7 logbooks configured

[magicbug]

10 logbooks, 50 odd locations :)

[Craig3FW]

About 7 logbooks configured

I've around 12 Logbooks .... EI3FW ... F/EI3FW/P .... MW/EI3FW/P and so on, one for each DXCC except EI where I have the home and portable. I then have well over 50 locations.

An easy reminder would be great, I've forgotten many times.

[pa3hfj]

I am running 2 instances of Cloudlog; one for my own logs and one for our local hamradioclub department. For myself I use one logbook with almost 30 locations (due to /P holidays etc.) and for the club we are using about 12 logbooks (all with separate logins per special callsign) with each normally one or sometimes several locations.

By the way, what I still do miss is the possibility to use several users on the same logbook. We could do that in the earlier versions of Cloudlog and was very handy for the special events where the several operators could login under there own user-account. That makes it impossible to differentiate the QSO's per operator and is also from security perspective not so good. But this is about the only remark I could give on this very fine piece of software, I do love it every single day I use it !!

[ei8kd]

I'm still learning with Cloudlog. I'm in the process to transfer some of my logs, which won't be easy since only 2MB ADIF files are allowed. I currently have 145 log definitions in my still in use logger, some can bundled within one log, some won't.
A quick switching possibility (when checking QSLs) and a possibility to search within all logs would be most usefull (that's what I have now).

[magicbug]

Can you not increase the upload max file size?

[ei8kd]

I would, if I would know where. Altogether, I have 1.5 Mio contacts to import.

[magicbug]

No problem, it's a PHP setting rather than a Cloudlog one, so it's in your php.ini.

If you're on WAMP (WampServer): left-click the WAMP icon in the system tray, go to PHP > php.ini, and it'll open the right file in Notepad. Find and change these lines:

upload_max_filesize = 200M
post_max_size = 200M
max_execution_time = 600
max_input_time = 600
memory_limit = 1024M

Save it, then left-click the WAMP icon and choose Restart All Services. post_max_size must be at least as big as upload_max_filesize, otherwise the upload still fails.

On a Linux server it's usually /etc/php/<version>/apache2/php.ini or /etc/php/<version>/fpm/php.ini (then restart Apache or PHP-FPM). If you're not sure which file is in use, make a page with <?php phpinfo(); and look for "Loaded Configuration File".

With 1.5 million contacts I'd still split the ADIF into chunks (say 50,000 to 100,000 QSOs per file) rather than one giant upload. A single huge import is likely to hit time or memory limits partway through, and smaller files make it much easier to see where something went wrong.

73, Peter MM9SQL

[ei8kd]

Nice! Will try during the next days (maybe during the WE, if bands are poor ....). Won't upload all data once but I will go per log which cuts it down.
Currently running on Windows since that's easier to handle for my purpose. I'm thinking to run CL on a Linux machine later-on if I'm happy after my tests and use the Windows or other machines as input devices.

[magicbug]

Dont say that I want 4000Q this weekend.. so now there will be an aurora