I have aclog file on google drive, and I can access from any computer running aclog from n3fjp. just another option Dave Garber VE3WEJ / VE3IE

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Dave, I am not using AClog as I don't have it. I only have Field Day log. I don't personally use N3FJP for my logging. I set up a test bed to figure out how to get JT Alert to log remotely. I am assis

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all the comments from You Laurie, but no mention as to why he is not using aclog, instead of the contest one. could that be an issue?? Dave Garber VE3WEJ / VE3IE

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No. I have some ideas for other applications that I wish to create (the reason why I originally registered the "HamApps" domain and the name of this group), but they haven't got off the drawing-board.

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That should read "Logging the QSO does however test that JTAlert is reading the ACLog log file correctly when confirming the QSO logging" de Laurie VK3AMA

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Laurie, Thanks for educating me on this functionality. I did not know that you could do that. The solution that you defined is more than adequate for my testing purposes. Many thanks to you on an outs

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What is the problem with logging a dummy QSO and then deleting the QSO from the log? I routinely do that for testing purposes, you just need to ensure that any online auto-uploads (eg eQSL) are disabl

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All thanks for your help. I went back to my old friend google to see why my path was not showing up after I clicked the select button. Since I have not used windows sharing it was new to me and I did

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also change the log type, it may find it then Dave Garber VE3WEJ / VE3IE

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For what it is worth, I also log my JTAlertX to AClog on another PC on my local network in our house. So the network path is actually setup as a Local PC Configuration within JTAlertX with a path set

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If your unable to select the log file on a remote PC, then map a drive letter to the network location and use that. de Laurie VK3AMA

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I wanted to get back and report on my findings. I am still not have any luck. I set up 2 pc's on my lan and ensured I can ping each pc from the other one. Here are the configs: Notice the Log file ent

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According to my tests, the default log file path is "C:\Users\<USER_NAME>\My Documents\Affirmatech\N3FJP Software\ACLog" and the file is "LogData.mdb" Both the path and file name are user-changeable.

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The remote server running N3FJP is another pc on the local LAN. Regarding the path then it sounds like that is all I was missing. I loaded it in the default location. Since I am not there to look for

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OM, What do you mean by "remote"? A local network or Internet? When using the ACLog Remote Configuration setting in JTAlert you need to specify the path to the ACLog log file. This is needed for real-

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Hello, I am setting up WSJT-X for a friend and he needs to be able to log remotely to N3FJP AC log. I tired using port 1100 in the remote config for JT Alert ACLog config but it is not working. I do n

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I am confused. First, my name is Mike. Second, don't remember saying anything bad to you. Actually, don't remember saying anything to you. Am not in this hobby to offend people. Anyway, Good Luck with

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Laurie, Thanks for setting letting me know that this is not the right forum for my post. I got confused and thought hamapps is WSJT-x. I am new to digital. Will post somewhere else. Btw, I was not try

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What is the point of this message posted here? There are two better groups if you want to communicate with the WSJT-X developers. The wsjtgroup on Yahoo https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/wsjtgroup/i

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More and more people are running multiple WSJT-X instances for purposes of sending spots to both PSK reporter and RBN. All works well, until I noticed lots of disk bound activity and 1 GB of WAV files

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