[LOGic] LOTW Problem LOGic 8

Mon Mar 6 16:40:12 EST 2006

Dennis,
The password in question is in LOGic, or at least it came up when I was in LOGic and used the direct-to-LOTW feature to export to LOTW. It wants, as I discovered, the password in all CAPS. At the point that you are specifying your location, it asks for the password used when the certificate request was made. That password was all lower case, which I proved last night by temporarily loading the cert in Trusted QSL and using the lc password, which was accepted. I then ran the routine in LOGic again, and since nothing else had worked, I decided to try the password uc. I was a very surprised -- but nonetheless happy -- camper when this ruse actually worked. At this point, I'm not too worried about it since I got it to work, but there's a strange anomaly here somewhere! :-)
73,
Carl
N8VZ
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Carl J. Denbow, n8vz at qth.com on 3/6/2006
On 2006年3月06日 16:19:34 -0500, PDA wrote:
> Hi--
>> Not sure what is going on here. The only password LOGic deals with
> is the password needed to log onto the web site. You can verify
> that it is preserving case by looking on the
> address bar when you click the Open LoTW Site in Browser button.
> Either gets you logged in, incidentally.
>> LOGic DOES NOT pass the password you enter in LOGic to TQSL when it
> calls it.
>> The password field in question where uc works and lc does not, is
> it in LOGic or TQSL?
>> Tnx & 73,
>> Dennis WN4AZY
>> From: "Carl J. Denbow" <n8vz at qth.com>
> To: mel martin <ve2dc at rac.ca>
> Date sent: Mon, 6 Mar 2006 09:12:36 -0500
> Subject: RE: [LOGic] LOTW Problem LOGic 8
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>>> Hmm...you may be right. I guess, we'll see. I sent a copy of my
>> email to Dennis, but haven't heard back from him. -- 73 de N8VZ
>> --
>> Carl J. Denbow, n8vz at qth.com on 3/6/2006
>>>>>> On 2006年3月06日 07:14:19 -0500, mel martin wrote:
>>>>> More likely an issue with Logic 8, Carl... Now that you have
>>> highlighted it, I guess Dennis will double-check the code to
>>> ensure he's not flipping the case of the pw...
>>>>>>> -----Original Message-----
>>>> From: Carl J. Denbow [mailto:n8vz at qth.com]
>>>> Sent: March 5, 2006 23:06
>>>> To: n8vz at qth.com; mel martin
>>>> Cc: logic; pdainc at hosenose.com
>>>> Subject: RE: [LOGic] LOTW Problem LOGic 8
>>>>>>>>>>>> Well, this is truly strange. I got it to work, and it was a
>>>> password case problem. Thanks for focusing me on that issue,
>>>> Mel. What I don't understand is that my password was all
>>>> lower case, and that's what worked yesterday when, as a test,
>>>> I successfully loaded my new certificate in Trusted QSL.
>>>> However, just now when I tried to upload QSOs to the LOTW in
>>>> LOGic8, I thought what the heck, I'll put the caps lock on,
>>>> and viola -- it worked. Now, why would my new certificate on
>>>> my HD have an all LC password but going through LOGic it
>>>> would have an all UC password. In truth, I don't suspect
>>>> that this is a problem with LOGic, but with some weirdness at
>>>> the ARRL LOTW site, which LOGic communicates with. I just
>>>> tested that I can log on to the LOTW site manually using this
>>>> same password in LC. I always do my passwords in LC. Now,
>>>> the LOTW site probably is technically a different password
>>>> (though I used the same one), so that's not really the issue.
>>>> The real issue is why the cert loads on my computer with an
>>>> LC password but requires an UC password through LOGic. Are
>>>> we in the Twilight Zone yet? :-)
>>>>>>>> 73,
>>>>>>>> Carl
>>>> N8VZ
>>>>>>>> --
>>>> Carl J. Denbow, n8vz at qth.com on 3/5/2006
>>>>>>>>>>>> On Sun, 5 Mar 2006 18:00:18 -0500, Carl J. Denbow wrote:
>>>>>>>>> No, I checked the caps lock business. That's not the
>>>>> problem. Any other suggestions?
>>>>>>>>>> 73,
>>>>>>>>>> Carl
>>>>> N8VZ
>>>>> --
>>>>> Carl J. Denbow, n8vz at qth.com on 3/5/2006
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> On 2006年3月05日 06:03:35 -0500, mel martin wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>> Only thing I can think of is be sure the case is
>>>>>>>>>> correct... Passwords
>>>>>> are case sensitive.
>>>>>>>>>>>> Can't try it here... My Logic 8 CD was mis-addressed and
>>>>>> lost in space. Waiting for a replacement...
>>>>>>>>>>>>> -----Original Message-----
>>>>>>> From: logic-bounces at mailman.qth.net
>>>>>>> [mailto:logic-bounces at mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of Carl
>>>>>>>>>>> J. Denbow
>>>>>>> Sent: March 5, 2006 00:43 To: logic Cc:
>>>> pdainc at hosenose.com Subject:
>>>>>>> [LOGic] LOTW Problem LOGic 8
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> For some reason I can't upload QSOs to the LOTW with
>>>>>>>>>>> LOGic 8. It was
>>>>>>> working fine with LOGic 7. I have newly renewed certs
>>>>>>>>>>> installed on
>>>>>>> my computer. However, at the end of the upload steps
>>>>>>> in LOGic it asks for location, and I put in Home QTH,
>>>>>>> then it asks for the password I used when I created the
>>>>>>> certs. I put in the
>>>>>>>>>>> password and
>>>>>>> it says password error. But, when I use the Trusted QSL
>>>>>>> program itself and load the certs, it accepts the same
>>>>>>> password. Anyone else have this problem? Though LOTW
>>>>>>> is a confusing mess to begin with, I did have it all
>>>>>>> figured out and it was working smoothly in the previous
>>>>>>> version of LOGic. Help would be appreciated.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 73,
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Carl
>>>>>>> N8VZ
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> --
>>>>>>> Carl J. Denbow, n8vz at qth.com on 3/5/2006
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