Hoooooooold on. One thing I don't like to hear in the combination with software is "This is not possible" :).
Everything is possible. Sometimes even in 64k of RAM. He only said he wants a web based log that can do this. Not that somebody else has to host it. One thing on my very long todo list is to actually write a web interface to the database that holds my log. Since that is already on the server anyway, it's just some weekend play (but all the other projects). It is possible to do that and for now let's assume your'e in control of the webserver. Yes, the keys would have to be on that machine and your could do it from there. One would have to write an interface to tqslcert and tqsl and then wrap some shiny AJAX magic around it. Does all this make sense and would be as complete and comprehensive as the best logger on the planet (a.k.a. CQRlog)? Probably not because implementing rig control would be ugly though it can be done via the network if one wants rig control. I remember that people actually used to fill in the QRG by hand into paper logs :).
Gee the more I think about it .. the more I wanna build it, just because.
73 Mike K5TRI

Since CQRLOG is MYSQL based, creating a web interface should not be impossible. Now having all of the capabilites and etc could be a different storry. You should be able to show, search, and anything else you wanted to script. I  know we have a MYSQL database here at work that we use for out inventory. We do an aweful lot with it. All I did was install the database and do the starting configuration. The rest of the team does the programing and etc. I am just the hardware admin ;-)
Wil WC2L