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Reporting Bugs
Two ways in:
- A GitHub issue, preferred: others can find and follow it.
- Email wfweb@k1fm.us if you have no GitHub account. Logs and screenshots as attachments are welcome.
Questions and "is this expected?" go to Discussions.
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Build and version: Server or Standalone; the version from
wfweb --version, the release filename, or the page's footer. -
Rig and connection: model, USB or LAN, and for USB whether it is the radio's own port or an interface such as a Digirig.
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Where the server runs (OS, Pi or PC, Docker) and which browser on which device opens the page.
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The log. Run the server with debug logging to a file, reproduce, attach the file:
wfweb --debug /tmp/wfweb-debug.log
It has the CI-V traffic, the power and VFO decisions and the cache updates, which is usually enough to see what the radio answered. In Docker,
docker logshas the plain log; add--debugto the run command for the verbose one. -
The browser console for anything on the page: F12 › Console, copy what is red. Audio problems print
[Audio]lines there. -
What you expected and what happened, with the steps. A screenshot of the page, or a recording from the REC button, often says it faster.
- The Troubleshooting and FAQ page lists the known ones with their fixes.
- Many "wfweb does X wrong" reports are a radio menu: see Icom Menu Settings.
- Rig-specific behaviour (a command the radio refuses, a layout that differs) goes in the rig file under
rigs/; a report that quotes the CI-V frame from the debug log and the page of the radio's CI-V reference manual is the fastest path to a fix.
Getting started
- Choosing a Build
- Standalone
- Installing the Server
- Docker
- Rig Compatibility
- Icom Menu Settings
- Troubleshooting and FAQ
Operating
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