Cloudlog
A self-hosted PHP app for logging amateur radio contacts from any browser.
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Log amateur radio contacts anywhere with just a browser.
Core Features
- Web-based, no client installation needed
- Supports microwave QSOs (64-bit OS required)
- Community-driven with frequent updates
- Self-host or use official hosted option
What It Can't Do
- •Docker is only for development, not production. Microwave QSOs require 64-bit OS. Requires basic Linux sysadmin skills.
Use Cases
- Logging amateur radio contacts remotely
- Real-time logging during portable operations
- Replacing paper logs or local software
Detailed Introduction
Cloudlog is a self-hosted PHP application that allows amateur radio operators to log their contacts from anywhere with just a web browser and internet connection. Originally created by Peter Goodhall (MM9SQL), it has grown with community contributions. It requires a Linux server with Apache/Nginx, PHP 7.4+ and MySQL 5.7+. Features include support for microwave QSOs (64-bit OS required), integration with various data sources, and a clean web interface. The project uses CodeIgniter 3, Bootstrap 5, HTMX, jQuery, Font Awesome, and Cypress for testing. It offers a hosted solution via magicbug.co.uk for £4/month. Development focuses on the 'dev' branch; PRs must be single-feature with comments.
Troubleshooting & FAQ (2)
TroubleshootingWhy is QSO data shown under the wrong column headers in Cloudlog's Advanced Logbook?
This is caused by an incorrect column mapping in the Advanced Logbook view. It has been fixed in the Cloudlog dev branch and was planned for release to master. Update Cloudlog to the latest master release when available, or switch to the dev branch if you need the fix immediately. As a temporary workaround, use the standard Logbook/Overview view, where the columns are aligned correctly.
TroubleshootingWhy does the SMTP Save button not work on the Admin/Global/SMTP page?
This is a bug in version 2.8.12 where clicking **SAVE** after changing SMTP settings does nothing. It is fixed in the development branch. Upgrade to a current development build or the next release after 2.8.12 that includes the fix. No manual workaround was provided in the issue.
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Step 1: Set up a Linux server with Apache/Nginx, PHP 7.4+, MySQL 5.7+
Step 2: Clone the repo and configure .env file
Step 3: Visit install page in browser, set database details
- Step 1: Set up a Linux server with Apache/Nginx, PHP 7.4+, MySQL 5.7+
- Step 2: Clone the repo and configure .env file
- Step 3: Visit install page in browser, set database details
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Delete the app directory and drop the database. For Docker, run docker-compose down and remove volumes.
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