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Seems excessive at the look up is with other calls, can you give us an idea of how many qsos are in your log? |
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I was looking for logs, but when I navigate to application/logs/ the only file there is index.htmlEdit - I did go to /var/log/apache2 and see the following error message. The message appears 4 times and then immediately after the 4th error message the log page will update with the info from QRZ or hamqth -- |
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maybe a ipv6 vs. ipv4 or Network issue? |
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I believe at this point i will blow it all away and re-install |
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Good day,
I have added my login information for both qrz and hamqth for callbook lookups, however the lookup is very slow, most of the time taking 2 minutes to complete.
While it is performing the lookup I am unable to save the QSO or navigate away from the page.
I have verified from the server that I can reach and successfully curl xmldata.qrz.com
during the lookup apache2 seems to be at 100% cpu on one core. The server is configured with 8 cores and 8GB ram (so far it's using less than 1GB)
This appears to be the only issue.
All other pages load normally, and the hardware interface is working correctly.
I am completely stumped ...
A screenshot of my debug screen below

Thanks for your help
Tom
N5TTI
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