Information Relating to application/config/wavelog.php

This file contains most of the configuration parameters used by Wavelog for almost every operation, from looking up callsigns from external sources to application behaviors (logging, enabling club mode, etc.)

A sample config.php file can be located at this link, this file should be renamed to config.php and customized based on user need.

Wavelog supports fetching callsigns data from external sources (QRZ.com, QRZCQ, HamQTH and QRZRU), allowing to gather additional details like locators, names and QSL info.

Each instance of Wavelog can be customized to retrieve data from a specific source, which is configured in the callbook variable.

Options are:

• qrz
• qrzcq
• hamqth
• qrzru

Additional details are available at: Callbooks integration

Examples:

$config['callbook'] = 'hamqth'; // Will retrieve callsigns data from HamQTH
(or)
$config['callbook'] = 'qrz'; // Will retrieve callsigns data from QRZ.com

Starting from release 2.2.2 (to be confirmed), this callbook variable can be set to an array of values indicating the sequence of callbooks to be tested until a valid result is returned. Callbooks are tested using the same sequence as configured in the callbook configuration variable. If no data is returned from the first source, the second one is tested, and so on.

Examples:

$config['callbook'] = ['qrz', 'qrzcq']; // Will retrieve data first from QRZ.com, if QRZ.com fails, will test QRZCQ
(or)
$config['callbook'] = ['qrz', 'qrzcq', 'hamqth']; // QRZ.com => QRZCQ => HamQTH
(or)
$config['callbook'] = ['hamqth', 'qrzcq', 'qrz']; // HamQTH => QRZCQ => QRZ.com

If the API of the configured service returns the full name for a given callsign, this is only stored if the use_fullname option is set to true.

$config['use_fullname'] = false;

Each callbok must be configured with a valid username and password to retrieve data.

$config['qrz_username'] = '';
$config['qrz_password'] = '';

$config['hamqth_username'] = '';
$config['hamqth_password'] = '';

$config['qrzcq_username'] = '';
$config['qrzcq_password'] = '';

$config['qrzru_username'] = '';
$config['qrzru_password'] = '';

Several settings of the Wavelog instance can be configured to match different use cases

This is the base URL for your Wavelog instance, all paths are based on this URL.

Examples:

$config['base_url'] = 'http://localhost/logbook/';
(or)
$config['base_url'] = 'https://wavelog.example.com/';

Unless you renamed the main page for each folder (and you probably should not), this variable allows configuring names for that page:

$config['index_page'] = 'index.php';

If anything happens on the instance and some logging is required to troubleshoot, this variable can be changed to enable specific configuration lines.

Valid configurations are:

• 0: Disables logging, Error logging TURNED OFF
• 1: Error Messages (including PHP errors)
• 2: Debug Messages
• 3: Informational Messages
• 4: All Messages

Example:

$config['log_threshold'] = 0;

If your server is behind a reverse proxy, you must whitelist the proxy IP addresses from which CodeIgniter should trust headers such as HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR and HTTP_CLIENT_IP in order to properly identify the visitor's IP address.

You can use both an array or a comma-separated list of proxy addresses, as well as specifying whole subnets.

Here are a few examples:

$config['proxy_ips'] = '10.0.1.200,192.168.5.0/24';
$config['proxy_ips'] = 'array('10.0.1.200', '192.168.5.0/24')';

Per each user, in the account settings, an username and password should be configured to send and received eletronic QSLs.

Electronic QSLs can be synched either automatically (based on scheduled cron operations) or manually. Manual operations can be disabled in the configuration file to only sync data based on the system scheduler.

For big instances, or congested networks, it might be better to disable manual synchronization and only run the scheduler on less busy hours.

$config['disable_manual_lotw'] = false;
$config['disable_manual_eqsl'] = false;
$config['disable_manual_hrdlog'] = false;
$config['disable_manual_qrz'] = false;

Paper QSLs can be uploaded by users, this might consume a lot of disk space on shared instances, if you want to disable this feature, set the following option to true:

$config['disable_qsl'] = false;

For each user, a dedicated page can be used for DXs to request QSL, this feature can be disabled by setting the following option.

Additional details are available here: OQRS Widget

$config['disable_oqrs'] = false;