- update to version 2.7.2
* Handle locked upload tracking databases properly. When more
than one copy of TQSL is running, detect that and provide an
error messaging asking to complete other uploads.
* For some errors being triggered when processing an ADIF file
before any QSO data was read, TQSL would print a random line
number. TQSL now always initializes the line number properly.
* If the uploads database is corrupt, TQSL would emit spurious
error messages on exit due to the automatic backup operation
being performed. This is no longer displayed.
* When the uploads database was locked, TQSL would lock up and
not proceed when attempting to sign a log. TQSL now handles this
and emits a reasonable error message.
* Detect and repair the uploads database for cases where an empty
file had been created. TQSL now deletes that file and creates
a new uploads database rather than aborting signing the log.
* When installing a new version of the TQSL configuration file,
TQSL could reference memory areas that had been released,
leading to crashes. TQSL now releases this memory properly.
* Detect cases where the user’s computer clock is set incorrectly.
Rather than generating a meaningless “cannot load authority
certificate” error, TQSL now tells the user if their clock is
set far into the past or into the future.
* TQSL would generate error messages when identical QSOs appear
in an ADIF log. It now handles duplicate QSOs properly.