ARLA/CLUSTER: New LoTW software available

[João Costa > CT1FBF]

Last week the ARRL Letter and Web page reported:
"After much testing, the ARRL will release a new version of Trusted
QSL, the open-source development project responsible for developing
and maintaining the three Logbook of the World (LoTW) client-side
applications: TQSL, TQSLCert and the TrustedQSL library.

"After six weeks of public beta testing, version 1.14 is ready for official
release and will be available for download from the ARRL website
beginning Monday, May 20th."

For details on improvements, see:
http://www.arrl.org/news/arrl-announces-new-version-of-LoTW-software

However, on May 21st, the League reported that they found three defects
in the software:
•Incorrect behavior when the user specifies the wrong ITU zone
•Incorrect behavior when TQSL is invoked via command line without
the –l switch present
•Incorrect behavior when processing an ADIF file containing duplicate
QSOs when TQSL is running on MacOS

These defects have been corrected, but they must test the corrected
version before publicly releasing it. Expect the public release within
the next 10 days (by the end of the month).

For more details and the download for the fixed version, go to:
http://www.arrl.org/logbook-of-the-world