WHEN STARTING IN TERMINAL I GOT THIS:
OS:
Linux version 7.0.0-38-generic (buildd@lcy02-amd64-063) (x86_64-linux-gnu-gcc-13 (Ubuntu 13.3.0-6ubuntu2~24.04.1) 13.3.0, GNU ld (GNU Binutils for Ubuntu) 2.42) #38~24.04.4-Ubuntu SMP PREEMPT_DYNAMIC Mon Sep 14 16:37:11 UTC 2
/usr/bin/mysqld
Hi all,
from time to time (especially after the big contests) I get large stacks of QSL cards, which I answer - of course - using CQRLOG. But I always found it a bit tedious to go through the QSO list using CTRL+F for the search, CTRL+R for changing the QSL received status, and CTRL+W for setting the SB (send buro) status. After 20 or 30 cards at the latest, I get a cramp in my left hand, hi. (Or maybe I just missed some easier keyboard shortcuts?)
HI!
Just for curiosity:
I was looking at Cqrlog forum user accounts and found out that there are over 7400 callsigns that have created account.
20,5% of them have never accessed forum since they have created their account.
28,4% of them have accessed forum last time over 10 years ago
25,7% of them have accessed forum last time over 5 years ago
Oldest user accounts are created 17 years, 10 months ago.
I.E. That is the age of this forum.
Hello,
It seems that QRZ.com lookup fails on my 2FA-enabled account. I don't know if that is something that can be fixed without so-called "App Passwords", which are currently not implemented in QRZ.com, but if anyone knows the solution (of course other than "disable 2FA") and could share/implement it, it would be great.
73!
Piotr SO9PH
WSJTX Improved has changed to WS Digital Mode Suite. Binary has changed from wsjtx to ws and a new ini and Log Directory appears.
Ini and Logs are migrated at the first start of the new Suite.
CQRLOG does not read rig's frequency or mode when in ssb. However, when in WSJTX everything is read well, full rig control through WSJTX.
Using:
Yaesu FTDX10
CQRlog Version 2.5.2
WSJTX 3.0.1
Raspberry Pi 5
Running Linux Mint 22.3
trying to install (I have my old logs)
I've been following this thread:
https://www.cqrlog.com/node/6159
and I get to #4
mariadb - access denied
Do I have to try and access using root?
Jerry
KI4IO
I realized that when I imported my log, I forgot to filter my old logs by a date/location.
Can I filter my logs and apply locations (to be created).
I tried to find the instructions..
How do you process Buro and/or Direct cards?
How do you create a Card Check list?
I think you can filter new country/band/mode cards that you have that needs to be checked and export a list to submit.
TNX Will
Hi,
I tried to install CQRLog in DEBIAN ( TRIXIE 13.7) with the proposed .deb program.
I have a problem with a missing package. : libgdk-pixbuf2.0-0 (>=2.22.0)
Apparently from what I found with internet query "pixbuf2...." is an old version, the new is "pixbuf-2...." the dash before 2 is the difference. But this in not compatible with my new version of Debian...
Could you please help.
Thanks.
Gerard F6EEQ
Hello Saku.
Installed latest cqrlog 145 that I compiled myself. Generally it works O.K.
But I encountered something that is not working.
Option -r J seem not working, I have to press CTRL+J to switch ON Wsjtx-x remote.
Best regards.
Tom - SP2L
WARNING!
There is a serious bug in Cqrlog_Improved:
If you mark QSL (paper) received as "Q" by NewQSO/Edit qso
and save edited qso that will turn all qsl_r_dates to current date in WHOLE LOG !
That happens because qsl_r_date is updated to log database without the ID of selected qso.
It is safe to mark QSL received via QSO_list using Ctrl+R key
This affects to versions 142(2026-05-12), 143(2026-06-12) and 144(2026-08-01).
I am very sorry for this inconvenience. It will be fixed in release 145.
Hi,
I'm trying to install CQR on my fresh Mint 22.3 Xfce.
I cannot link to the CQR repository : PPA not compatible with "noble" which I suppose is the name of last Ubuntu release...
I tried the tar.gz file but it's not working as I would like.
Is there a solution to get to the repository??
Thanks
Gerard F6EEQ
Hi,
I'm trying to install CQR on my fresh Mint 22.3 Xfce.
I cannot link to the CQR repository : PPA not compatible with "noble" which I suppose is the name of last Ubuntu release...
I tried the tar.gz file but it's not working as I would like.
Is there a solution to get to the repository??
Thanks
Gerard F6EEQ
Hi Saku, I have compiled the Cqrlog Improved CI (144)d version using QT6, and it works great. I noticed that, in addition
to the general options to ignore changes in online log uploads, these are now also available selectively. Thank you so much for this
it was a feature I requested some time ago, and you promptly implemented it.
I am running the current Debian Testing with the MATE desktop environment, and I noticed two minor issues during startup (please
note that the behavior remains exactly the same whether I use QT5 or QT6):
I upgraded to rpi OS trixie and installed cqrlog and tar with apt. Running 2.5.2. Now when I exit cqrlog, it appropriately asks me if I want to Backup, but answering yes does nothing. Help?
Hello CQRLOG fan's,
the script from Saku doing great:
https://github.com/OH1KH/CqrlogImproved/blob/main/compiled/install_Cqrlo...
Closely to the end one Question comes up about the new installation:
Make your selection:
1) 64bit Alpha Gtk2 version 3) 64bit Alpha QT6 version 5) 64bit Arm Alpha version
2) 64bit Alpha QT5 version 4) 32bit Alpha Gtk2 version 6) Quit now without update
OK, I'm getting more and more confused.
I forgot to enable the WSJT-X remote.
I figured I would import the ADI file. I get completed, no errors, and not import.
What am I doing wrong?
Spending fair amount of time logging this week. I'm operating a special event station. First time running stations with CQRLog. I have not decided if I will use it for the QSL party this weekend. I think it will make it easier for the person merging logs.
When you type a call, hit tab, then he does not come back, how do you wipe the call? I have not figured that out.
If I type a call in, hit tab, it fills the info from QRZ. If I go back and change the call, the info does not seem to update. Is there a keystroke to update it again??
Hello Saku.
I noticed something new when importing my latest ADIF file downloaded from QRZ.com into CQRLOG2.
The import contains all 34010 QSOs, so no records are lost, but the error log contains many messages such as:
name error -> Андрей Русяев fix -> ______ ______
qth error -> Бишкек fix -> ______
and:
qth error -> São Paulo ,SP fix -> S_o Paulo ,SP
followed by:
Hello Saku.
With some hustle I deployed cqrlog-improved.
When it starts, Error window pops up:
Quote
Database upgrade crashed with this error:
TMySQL80Connection : Error executing query:
Cannot add or update a child row:
a foreign key constraint fails
(`cqrlog001`.`upload_status`, CONSTRAINT `upload_status_ibfk_1` FOREIGN KEY (`id_log_changes`)
REFERENCES `log_changes` (`id`) ON DELETE SET NULL)
Unquote
Greetings.
System Debian 13.6 64 bit updated to date.
All of the sudden I'm facing weird issue with cqrlog 2.5.2
Something went askew...
After I click button "Open log" first window is opened,
but when I go to File it displays menu and freezes forever.
Can not do anything more...
Waiting a while I see new pop-up message:
Access violation.
Press OK to ignore and risk data corruption.
Press Abort to kill the program.
But it is not possible to click any of above two buttons.
Greetings.
Downloaded from QRZ.com website *.adi file contains many lines:
<iota:4>none
<iota:5>blank
Those lines prevent import routine to finish successfully.
Manual removing is a very tedious task.
To overcome this I use sed command:
sed -i -e '/<iota:4>none/d' -e '/<iota:5>blank/d' your-file.adi
If backup file is needed use this:
sed -i.bak -e '/<iota:4>none/d' -e '/<iota:5>blank/d' your-file.adi
I want to have wsjt-x send data to ft8mapper and cqrlog. I have tried everything from both the cqrlog docs and the net. Nothing works.
I set wsjt-x to "multicast" at 239.255.0.0, port 2237 and tl = 2. ft8mapper set to the same ip and port. CQRLOG set to the same ip and port. The wsjt address is set to 239.255.0.0. I do not know what to enter into the adif port.
Hello,
I am trying to import an .adi file into an empty log. The file contains ~2400 QSO entries and was downloaded from LOTW. When opened as text, it appears to be correct.
OS: Ubuntu 26.04
TQSL: V2.8.6 build [pkg-v2.8.6]
CQRLOG: V2.5.2 (001)
Process:
opened: SHOW QSO List
navigated: QSL -> LOTW -> Import -> Import local LOTW ADIF file
Result is error shown in popup window with this text:
Greetings.
System Debian 13.6 amd64.
CQRlog imports only 1957 records while in *.adi file there are 33942 records.
No errors reported.
Can not figure out what is going on.
Suggestions and help will be very much appreciated.
Best regards.
Tom - SP2L
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