A short summary about "What is Wavelog? What isn't it?"

Wavelog sits on top of a web server, commonly known as LAMP which includes the Linux operating system along with the Apache web server, MySQL relational database, and the PHP language. It should be noted that anyone hosting Wavelog without a good knowledge of LAMP, and troubleshooting errors, may struggle as Wavelog is an interface that uses the AMP services.

Hosting options are available at a small cost where LAMP administration and Wavelog updates are managed by the hosting company.

• Install Guides

  • Installation on a Linux Server
  • Installation on a Windows Server
  • Installation on a Raspberry Pi with Diet Pi
  • Installation on a FreeBSD Server
  • Installation on an OpenBSD Server
  • Installation via Docker

• Updating

• Hints & Tips

• Configuration

  • wavelog.php Config
  • Recommended Cron Jobs and Cronmanager

• Administration

  • Authentication
  • Clublog Upload
  • Backup
  • Update Country Files
  • Debug
  • Password Reset

• User Dropdown

  • API
  • Station Profiles
    • A deeper look into station-profiles
  • QSO Modes
  • Contesting
  • Radio Interface
  • ADIF Import / Export
  • Logbook of The World
  • eQSL
  • OQRS (Online Qsl Request System)
  • Print Requested QSLs
  • SOTA CSV Export

• Dashboard

• Logbook

  • Advanced Logbook

• Logging

  • Contesting
  • QSO details
  • SimpleFLE

• Notes

• Analytics

• Awards

• Search

• Label-Printing

• Quick Lookup

• QRB Calculator

• Themes

• Callbook (HamQTH, QRZ) Integration
• Club Log Integration
• QRZ Logbook
• HRDLOG.net
• Third Party Tools

• Developers
  • Development-Notes
  • KML-Files
  • API

• REST Hardware Interface

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