After many years and hard work Cloudlog version 2.0 has finally arrived, this brings multi-user support, logbooks to group station locations, improved code with lots of speed increases sprinkled around.
This guide is to help you get your installation configured to work with all the new features please follow it!
While some users love seeing errors even the development messages most don't so we recommend turning it off..
Edit /index.php and find define('ENVIRONMENT', 'development'); and replace with
define('ENVIRONMENT', 'production');
As part of fully supporting multi-user, we recommend making some changes to the role names as shown below, "Operators" do not have the admin features.
Edit /application/config/config.php and find $config['auth_level'] and replace the options with only the ones below.
$config['auth_level'][3] = "Operator";
$config['auth_level'][99] = "Administrator";
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# Update the Cloudlog installation every day at midnight
0 0 * * * /bin/bash -c "/cloudlog.sh"
# Upload QSOs to Club Log (ignore cron job if this integration is not required)
0 */6 * * * curl --silent /clublog/upload/ &>/dev/null
# Upload QSOs to LoTW if certs have been provided every hour.
0 */1 * * * curl --silent /lotw/lotw_upload &>/dev/null
# Upload QSOs to QRZ Logbook (ignore cron job if this integration is not required)
0 */6 * * * curl --silent /qrz/upload &>/dev/null
# Update LOTW Users Database
@weekly curl --silent/lotw/load_users &>/dev/null
# Update Clublog SCP Database File
@weekly curl --silent /update/update_clublog_scp &>/dev/null
# Update DOK File for autocomplete
@monthly curl --silent /update/update_dok &>/dev/null
# Update SOTA File for autocomplete
@monthly curl --silent /update/update_sota &>/dev/null
# Update WWFF File for autocomplete
@monthly curl --silent /update/update_wwff &>/dev/null
With Cloudlog Version 2.0, Station Locations must be associated with a user pressing the button below will assign all Station Locations to the first user in the database
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