Raspberry Pi Image Information

IMPORTANT: YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR PROTECTING THE RASPBERRY PI & DOING BACKUPS

Where to download the image from!

You can download the Raspberry Pi Image from https://www.magicbug.co.uk/assets/2020-02-17-raspbian-buster-cloudlog.zip

Basic Details

SSH is enabled so if you plug the ethernet into the Pi you should be able to access it with

• Username: pi
• Password: raspberry

Wifi hasn't been configured so you'll have to do that using sudo raspi-config

You should be able to access Cloudlog by just going to http://cloudlog.local the default login is

• Username: m0abc
• Password: demo

You will need to create a new station profile via the admin system and follow the rest of the guide for setting up HamQTH or QRZ but this should get you going.

Where to find Cloudlog files

Cloudlog is stored in /home/pi/www/Cloudlog/ you can find the most important files in /home/pi/www/Cloudlog/application/config which you might need to change to fit your requirements.

Updating Cloudlog

While there is a cronjob to update Cloudlog weekly you can manually do it by logging to the raspberry pi on the command line and running ./update_cloudlog.sh from within the /home/pi directory

Cronjobs

By default, there are three cronjobs set up to run weekly these are for doing the following

• Cloudlog Update
• LOTW Users
• Clublog SCP

You can run crontab -e on the command line to change these or add more.

Database: MariaDB

This image uses MariaDB instead of MySQL if you'd like to login to MariaDB the information is as follows

• Username: root
• Password: 6B6@&9EeSG9M&XnRN2e76

Cloudlog uses a database called cloudlog