Thanks to Mike W9MDB for the concept of forcing to HTTP if OpenSSL is
not installed or if the user requires it for other reasons.
The sample downloader should now be usable with or without OpenSSL
libraries being installed, so long as SourceForge continue to serve
identical content from both HTTP and HTTPS schemes on their file
servers and mirrors.
For users with baulked OpenSSL installations, incorrect or incomplete
CA certificate stores, either the improved capability to ignore
SSL/TLS errors for the duration of a session at their discretion or,
as a last resort a new option to force an HTTP URL scheme is provided.
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Not persistent but I'm not sure they need to be as sites we access
should have valid certificates and chains of trust. This should allow
users with baulked SSL installations or incomplete CA stores to
proceed with network accesses at their discretion.
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The class NetworkAccessManager sub-classes QNetworkAccessManager
adding a message box to ask the user if SSL errors may be
ignored. Ignored errors are ignored in future server replies so that
the user is not asked about he same peer certificate chain repeatedly.
The cache is currently per process only and not persistent.
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It seems that the OpenSSL version on some systems is not capable of
correctly handling intermediate certificates for some sites. These
sites include SourceForge which we use for serving sample files. This
change adds a global handler for QNAM SSL errors with the option to
ignore them at the users discretion.
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Updated UDP examples to show the version and revision information
received from clients.
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Use the new DX Lab Suite Commander command option to stop Commander
trying to change the rig Tx VFO mode when we don't want to. Requires a
recent DX Lab Suite Commander version.
All rig controllers can now detect 20Hz resolution rigs, still needs
2Hz resolution code which will be needed for the FT-891 AFAIK.
Enhance the HRD interface to be able to use the alternative PTT
command as found on most Kenwood rigs for audio source selection. Fix
Icom data mode selection issues.
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CQ NNN ... and CQ aa ... are coalesced to CQ_NNN ... and CQ_aa ... so
as to keep the word count and indexes consistent with plain CQ ..., DE
... and QRZ ... standard message forms when parsing messages.
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for wide submodes when Doppler spread is low. Further improvements are
still possible!
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... rather than the working frequency.
Users set their working frequency and specify a calling frequency as a
kHz offset into the current Rx MHz with the main window spin box.
Calling CQ on the specified calling frequency is enabled by checking
the associated option.
Also enhanced the auto sequencing to handle short code 73 messages
correctly.
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Ampersand characters have special significance in action names, they
indicate the following character is an accelerator. This change allows
single ampersand characters but filters them out from the
MultiSettings::configuration_name_changed signal. Double ampersands
may be used to escape a single ampersand.
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Joe Taylor
Bill Somerville
Steven Franke