Thanks Tom, I did see that type of format in some of the pre-made contest rules, so you are probably correct that the separate file needs that too. Perhaps I should have tried it first before asking, but this way it will get included in the documentation.
73, de Gerard -----Original Message----- From: Thomas Beierlein [mailto:t...@forth-ev.de] Sent: Friday, 4 March 2022 10:15 To: Gerard van Antwerpen <gera...@cuddon.co.nz> Subject: Re: TLF logger, countrylist file format? Hi Gerard, I think there is one piece of information missing from the documentation: You have to start the line of countries with the name of the actual contest. That means if you have a line CONTEST=beru in your logcfg.dat than the countrylist line should read beru:<cty1>,<cty2>,..... You can put the line in a file and use COUNTRYLIST=<filename> or you can put the line directly into the COUNTRYLIST definition COUNTRYLIST=beru:...... If that does not help, please send us a copy of your logcfg.dat and the countrylist file. 73, de Tom P.S. I will be away for some days starting on Saturday. So if above suggestions do not work please contact the other OMs at TLFs mailing list (tlf-devel@nongnu.org). They will be glad to give some more advice. Am Thu, 3 Mar 2022 06:53:33 +0000 schrieb Gerard van Antwerpen <gera...@cuddon.co.nz>: > Hi, > I haven't used TLF for logging, but trying it out to see if I could > use if for the upcomming BERU contest. There is a long list of > eligible country prefixes that are valid for getting points. It > doesn't fit in the config file, so I tried to make a separate > countrylist file. (called berucountries no extension). I used the > list, all on one line, comma separated, starting with colon (and also > tried without this). However the program doesn't seem to read the list > and allocates points to any call I enter. Then I tried the pre-fixes > each on their own line in the file, same result. > > I have got USE_COUNTRYLIST_ONLY SET, and also COUNTRYLIST=berucounties > > What am I doing wrong? > Appreciate your help. > Thanks, > Gerard ZL2GVA > Gerard van Antwerpen, Blenheim, NZ -- "Do what is needful!" Ursula LeGuin: Earthsea --
