Given the patch for Bug #339560, i can now provide more information about this
bug.

The command is: 

    tqsl -d -l Phoenix-1 Phoenix-1.adi -x

The input is:

    
<CALL:5>N6TBQ<QSO_DATE:8:D>20050930<TIME_ON:5>04:49<SAT_NAME:5>AO-51<FREQ_RX:7>435.300<RST_SENT:2>57<QTH:7>Phoenix<STATE:7>Arizona<GRIDSQUARE:6>DM33wp<QSLMSG:89>I
 think my antenna was acting up.  Your call was quite clear on the tape.  
73s/Good 
luck!<BAND_RX:4>70CM<FREQ:6>145.92<BAND:2>2M<MODE:2>FM<PROP_MODE:3>SAT<QSL_RCVD:1>N<EOR>

The output is:

    07:29:07: Signing using CALL=KD6PAG, DXCC=291
    07:29:08: Error: Invalid SAT_NAME (AO-51) on line 1
    CALL: N6TBQ
    QSO_DATE: 20050930
    TIME_ON: 04:49
    SAT_NAME: AO-51
    FREQ_RX: 435.300
    BAND_RX: 70CM
    FREQ: 145.92
    BAND: 2M
    MODE: FM
    PROP_MODE: SAT

    07:29:08: No records output

However,'tqsllib1' reads /usr/share/tqsl/config.xml, which contains 'AO-51'

  <satellites>
    <satellite name="AO-10" startDate="1983-06-06">AMSAT-OSCAR 10</satellite>
    <satellite name="AO-13" startDate="1988-06-15" 
endDate="1996-12-07">AMSAT-OSCAR 13</satellite>
    <satellite name="AO-16" startDate="1990-01-22">AMSAT-OSCAR 16</satellite>
        ...
    <satellite name="AO-4" startDate="1965-12-21" 
endDate="1966-03-16">AMSAT-OSCAR 4</satellite>
    <satellite name="AO-40" startDate="2000-11-16">AMSAT-OSCAR 40</satellite>
    <satellite name="AO-51" startDate="2004-06-29">AMSAT-OSCAR 51</satellite>
    <satellite name="AO-6" startDate="1972-10-15" 
endDate="1977-06-21">AMSAT-OSCAR 6</satellite>
    <satellite name="AO-7" startDate="1974-11-15">AMSAT-OSCAR 7</satellite>
        ...
    <satellite name="SO-41" startDate="2000-09-26">Saudi-OSCAR 41</satellite>
    <satellite name="SO-50" startDate="2002-12-20">Saudi-OSCAR 50</satellite>
    <satellite name="UO-14" startDate="1990-01-22">UOSAT-OSCAR 14</satellite>
  </satellites>

I suspect the problem might be in 'tqsllib' and perhaps this bug report should
be moved to that package.   I tried to debug it with 'gdb', but found dealing 
with C++ code under 'gdb' to be awkward and frustrating.

                                 -- KD6PAG


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