Hi Saku
Sorry for the delay in replying but its IOTA contest weekend but its ruined here due to poor WX. HI
I have tried what you suggested.
Reboot for fresh start.
Started rigctl from the command line - rigctl -m 3088 -r /dev/ttyUSB0 -s 19200
I get Rig command
enter f
its responding ok to f giving the same frequency as on the G90's display.
I now start up CQRLog with rigctl still running.
Hi Saku
Thanks for the advice.
I have been trying to upload this as a reply to your reply but its not appearing so I have just started a new thread.
1st
There seems to be an issue with the v command.
f and F both work as they should
f returns the QRG ok
F lets me set the QRG OK
fm returns the QRG followed by the mode that's OK
M lets me set the MODE OK (the passband doesn't seem to work,
V lets me change the VFO OK
V VFOB f lets me change the VFO to B then returns the new QRG OK.
Running Mint 22.1 and the windows for New QSO and QSO List do not display correctly. Should I try a re-installation? any suggestions are appreciated.
(See attached screen shot)
Hi
I have CQRLog working with a G90 using FLRig as the rig
But I cannot get it to work if I select 3088 Xiegu G90 as the rig.
Here is where I have got to -- see below
I have CQRLog working perfectly with a TS570, a TS590 and a Yaesu FT 817 and a G90 using FLRig
Running CQRLog 2.5.1 On a RPi under 64bit Bullseye sudo aptget update and upgrade all done.
(CQRLog 2.5.1 is now fairly old but as far as I can see nothing to do with Rig Control has been changed in the newer versions)
I have compile Hamlog 4.7 from Git source
Tested Hamlog
I'm currently running Linux Mint 22.1. I have been using CQRLOG for several years and have never had this issue. I attempted to edit my menu by moving the launcher icon to a different group in my menu. Something went wrong and I lost the icon. I decided that I would re-install CQRLOG 2.5.2 from the package manager along was Mariadb. The Icons were back and I pined a shortcut to my taskbar and the program worked normally. After restarting my system, both the icon in the Menu and Pinned shortcut on the taskbar deleted. I re-installed again just to have the same thing happen. I'm at a loss.
Tnx for the new Build 137.
I have a Glitch, it's not really a Bug. And this exists since some Time. Not sure, if it is cqrlog, wsjtx, hamlib or the remote Mode.
My Setup:
Linux Mint 21.3 Cinnemon
CQRLog 137 Alpha
WSJTX 2.7.0 - Split Setting: Fake it. None or RIG didn't make a Difference.
Hamlib 4.6.2
WSJTX, build from Source, uses Hamlib 4.6.1 internal. Using 4.6.1 System wide makes no Difference.
RIG - Yaesu FT-DX10
Hello everyone,
untill now, I have always used CQRLOG on my RaspberryPI with ARM64 (installed from tarball) without any issue.
Good job, indeed.
A few days ago I tried to install it on a new machine with Debian, but without success.
1) Linux 6.1.0-37-amd64 #1 SMP PREEMPT_DYNAMIC Debian 6.1.140-1 (2025-05-22) x86_64 GNU/Linux up to date
2) mariadb apparently up and running :
sudo mariadb
Welcome to the MariaDB monitor. Commands end with ; or \g.
Your MariaDB connection id is 44
Server version: 10.11.11-MariaDB-0+deb12u1 Debian 12
Recently upgraded from Ubunto 22.04 to Ubuntu 24.04, having problem accessing CQRlog database.
Any suggestions how I may resolve this problem.
K55LY, Lee
K5LY@att.net
Thanks,
Mysql.err
Hi, since I first entered text in "Comment to QSO" for a qso, this comment is systematically entered in all new qso while the space for "Comment to QSO" is empty. However, the box fills with the text very quickly when I record a new qso. It's quite annoying to have to edit all new qso before sending them to the logging sites.
I suppose that this comment must be saved in the database, but I do not how to connect with the mysql command, nor with phpmyadmin. I tried to import the database with phpmyadmin but there are many errors.
73'
micro ham for my trx usb2 interface
Using Ubuntu 24.04 and CQRLog Ver. Alpha (136) QT6 and QRZ Callbook support.
When I do a "Callbook => Database Update", it hangs when it tries to update a QSO where dxcc_ref = !. Unfortunately, that means it hangs whenever it comes across a "/MM" call or several other variants.
It should timeout when it gets a bad call, etc, and just move to the next QSO to update.
As always, thanks for the great program! I was talking it up in the Linux booth at the Dayton Hamvention!
-David, N9KT
Hi !
The installation on the Pi5 was successful. But when I want to enter a new callsign , I can only write the first 2 letters. then the programm is stopped and nothing more can be done besides a hardware reset hihi.
I can import adj logs and can print qsls but not enter a single new qso .
Who can help ?
I loaded a drive with FreeBSD and got the cqrlog port and installed. it starts up just fine then throws the MySQL errors out. from mysql.err file :::
2025-05-14T23:23:45.6NZ mysqld_safe Logging to '/home/Chris/.config/cqrlog/database/mysql.err'.
2025-05-14T23:23:45.6NZ mysqld_safe Starting mysqld daemon with databases from /home/Chris/.config/cqrlog/database
2025-05-14T23:23:45.902103Z 0 [System] [MY-010116] [Server] /usr/local/libexec/mysqld (mysqld 8.0.41) starting as process 10667
Did the Update via the Script.
rotctld is not activated in the Preference, so it should not be started.
But cqrlog now tries to connect to rotctld on every start and fails. Enabling it wit Hamlib Dummy makes no difference.
That's the Debug from Level 1:
Cqrlog Ver:Alpha_(136)_Gtk2 Build:1 Date:2025-05-01
Cqrlog Ver:Alpha_(136)_Gtk2 Date:2025-05-01
**** DEBUG LEVEL 1 ****
Hello again,
I'd like to suggest two features in "UDP Log Messages".
1. I'am missing a feature like in N1MM "Send Radio Data".
I need the CAT for my local connected rig and the AMP should get data via UDP.
2. The AMP is capable to read UDP data for radio 1 up to 4.
CQRLOG can handle two rigs. So I'd say: radio 1 and 2 is enough to read :-)
Is this worth a try?
Kind regards,
73 de Martin, DL1MTG
Have it installed, but keep getting this message error.
Any help most appreciated.
Joel
Hi Saku,
No problems with CQRLOG for years... but i had to do a fresh install of MINT 22 on my NUCi3.
I installed CQRLOG and mariaDB. And it seemed fine. I left the default values for UDP.
But nothing shows up in the CQ-monitor panel.
Previously I used JTDX, but am now using wsjtx 2.7.0.
Have I forgotten some important setting? Thanks for your help.
Robin 9H1ZZ
I have occasionally gotten access errors after using the filter function - got one today after a very simple sequence. Tried it again and no error!? Random?
I note that there are templates for a variety of QSO parties. The Virginia (USA) QSO Party does not have one. I know what is the format and would like to add it to my version of CQRLOG. If it proves acceptable to the QSO party sponsor, I can ask you to add it to CQRLOG for all users.
How do I add a custom template-format? Note, I'm good at soldering and great with an oscilloscope but have not programmed in decades. If that is needed, we're done.
73, Bruce MacAlister, W4BRU
As per the title: I fixed the EQSL error with your help.
So all seems well. The log (complete?) was automatically uploaded to Hamqth.com with no issues.
After that, CQRlog started to do the same to Clublog. Now Clublog acted up and after changing some entries, says: check your internet connection.
So, I exported my log from CQRlog to an .adi file which I uploaded to Clublog via their website.
I was messing with a log. I decided to try a LOTW sync. I now have a long list of Qs that are not in the log. The Qs are actually not in the log. I tried to look for the LOTW download, but I have no clue. I poked around the ~/.config/cqrlog without success (lack of knowledge??).
I looked in the log that I imported from, they are not there as well.
Spending more time researching.. not making much progress :-(
Will WC2L
Hello,
I attempted to install Alpha_135 on my Linux Mint 21.3 system using the newupdate.sh script. I selected the cqr2.zip binary. I encountered the following issues:
1. Had to change the URL in the wget lines in the script file to point to
https://github.com/OH1KH/CqrlogAlpha/blob/main/compiled/cqr2.zip
and
https://github.com/OH1KH/CqrlogAlpha/blob/main/compiled/help.tgz
Hi Folks,
I wanted to look at how CQRLog deals with card submissions.
Basically I need the ability to create a list (for me and the card checker) and an ADIF file for the league to submit paper QSLs. It would be cool to find all of the QSL cards that I have for countries, bands & modes that I can submit to the card checker.
In that same vain, It would be cool to get a list of Qs that I have worked, but not confirmed. I know I have a bunch of SK hams or managers that don't reply.
Any help to get back up to speed would be great!!
TNX Will WC2L
Here's the thing. Through the years a bunch (about 25) QSO's never made it to my digital logbook.
Now, every time I download from EQSL from within the QSO list, I get an error telling me some QSO's are not in my log.
I checked the .adi file that comes with the errormessage and I know for certain that I made these QSO's.
I could enter these manually but it seems a bit cumbersome.
So my question is: can I simply import error.adi from the QSO list? and will they automaticcaly merge?
If not, what would be the best way to handle this?
On my shack-pc (debian bookworm 64bit), I encounter the following problem:
when cqrlog is started, in the new QSO-window there is a default value of 2113.0000 for the frequency, which I cannot change!
cqrlog alpha 134 / 135 gtk2
I use remote database
What could be the cause for that?
Regards,
OE5JWL
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