If I want to view or edit a previously saved log entry, I am forced to 'Quit program' in order to get back to an empty 'New QSO' form. This is true whether I access an entry from the recent QSOs list above the 'New QSO' form or after selecting an entry to edit or view from the 'QSO List'.
I am using Ubuntu v12.04 LTS with all updates current, and CQRLOG v1.5.1 with all updates installed and the repository added.
Am I doing something wrong?
TIA and 73
VP9NNL
Hi
I am beginer in Linux and am using the latest version of UBUNTU 12.04 LTS and have down loaded CQRLOG.
It crashes at start. It looks like it will start but it just stops at the startup screen with the CW-key. I have removed it and reloaded it with the same result. I have up laoded all updates.
I have down loaded fldigi witout problems.
Any suggestions?
Mel - SM0MPV
8S0C Contest Call
Does anyone have rig control running with Precise?
CQRLOG IS the BEST logging programm for Linux.
Thank you for the hard and great work.
73 and 55 for the next 5 years.
When I am connected to an active DX cluster (one that sends a lot of spots, including ones from Reverse Beacon Network), after some time, typically an hour or less, CQRLog will crash. It will say it's lost the database connection and force me to select whether to quit or continue at risk of data loss.
This doesn't happen when I've not connected to the DX cluster. I will add a more detailed error report next time it happens.
Using 64-bit Debian Linux. CQRLog v1.5.1.
Hello,
is it possible to change the hot-key for spotting? perhaps [ALT]+[STRG]+[s] or anything?
I think, the tilde isn't the best choice.
Many thanks for cqrlog, and 73's Chris
I just looked up a couple of callsigns (including my own) in CQRLog 1.5.1, and QRZ returns the following error:
Tag "<Key>" not found!
Anybody else have this problem? Did qrz.com change something again?
Hey guys,
I just tried to connect my rig with an USB-serial converter and got some weird problems:
rigctl -m 124 -r /dev/ttyUSB0 -t 4532 -s 4800 --set-conf=data_bits=8,stop_bits=2,serial_handshake=None,dtr_state=Unset,rts_state=Unset
works perfect, typed directly. But when I open cqrlog (this line is actually copied from cqrlog) I get this:
I've been just comparing LOTW and CQRlog DXCC stats and found out that CQRlog recognizes GB7HQ as Guernsey-should be England and MO0FAL as England-should be Guernsey.
73 Vlada, yt1bx
Hello,
perhaps it would be an idea to specify the transmitting power and the mode in the QTH profiles and to take over at the selection in the QSO window. So, the transmitting power, E.g. for different QRP devices would taken over as.
73, Wolfgang
DL2KI
(Sorry for my bad English)
Hello Petr
I'm running v 1.5.1 on 2 different 12.04 machines.
The MySQLdatabase is running on a ReadyNAS.
The setting of the column-width stays ok if I only use the same machine in the shack,
but if I run cqrlog from the laptop, it changes the width, (to some default ?)
The two machines have different display resolution.
I have tried to figure out what happends, but no luck.
Is the column-width stored in the database, or is it in the ~/.config/cqrlog/cqrlog.cfg ?
73 de Børge /LA4VGA
Hello everybody!\
I use CQRLog v.1.5.1 on my Slackware 12 n.book.
When I'm trying to make a new QSO entry, cyrillic letters are possible for Name & QTH fields. And I see them.
After new QSO saving I see nothing in Name & QTH fields at QSO List window.
Is it a problem with CQRLog, or, maybe, with MySQL tuning?
Thanks
UA6CEY Andrey
Hi
I'm starting using cqrlog on a pc with 10" 1024x600 display.
The new qso form does not fit the screen, would be nice to have a "compact view" with smaller dxcc info and callbook area or no at all.
I noticed also that some of the settings tabs are bigger then the display area and there's no scrollbar, which are necessary on a so small display.
Are there any plan in this direction?
May I help?
73 de IZ3GME Marco
sq7iqi@d630:~$ cqrlog
Loading libssl: /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/libssl.so
Loading libcrypto: /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/libcrypto.so
Loading libmysqlclient: /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/libmysqlclient.so.18.0.0
Loaded 54653 LoTW users
Loaded 63616 eQSL users
/home/sq7iqi/.config/cqrlog/database/d630.pid
Command:
kill 4263
*
User home directory: /home/sq7iqi/
Program home directory: /home/sq7iqi/.config/cqrlog/
Data directory: /home/sq7iqi/.config/cqrlog/database/
I use CQRLog v 1.5.1 with fldigi v 3.21.50 under Kubuntu 12.04.
Normally I have "remote mode for fldigi" activated, and all works fine apart from one small problem.
It seems that CQRLog picks up only the END TIME from fldigi and enters it into both the START TIME and END TIME fields, and so both fields have the same time.
Anyone have any thoughts?
Kind regards
Wallace
hello
I would like to know if there is a way to print out the log correctly as if it were written in the book of the station or whether it will be added later 73
de Marco ik2utt
A menu item which allows backup from File Menu.
Thanks,
ki4yy
AWESOME program!
I have a problem with the odd qso not showing an eqsl.cc confirmation. It is infrequent but does happen. I have copied below excerpts from my eqsl upload to show the data in my log and an excerpt from the eqsl.cc download to show that matching data was received. In both cases (IK7FPU and SV1QEK) there is no indication in my log that the eqsl has been received. The eqsl received date is also blank. Most of the eqsl's work perfectly.
It could be that my info does not match somehow but I can not see where. I would be grateful for some help.
73 Graeme ZL2APV
ahoj. Mam 2 ks PC. Stary a novy. Potreboval by som zo stareho PC skopirovat do noveho vsetky subory, tak aby som v cqrlogu pokracoval bez zmeny. Ide o nastavenia, logy atd. Samozrejme v oboch PC su posledne verzie cqrlogu.
Pravdepodobne treba skopirovat adresar ~/.config/cqrlog zo stareho do noveho PC.
Nasiel som este v ~/ aj adresar ~/cqrlog v ktorom su tiez podobne veci, ale tusim , ze tento je este zo starej verzie cqrlogu 0.9.6.
Pls. treba skopirovat este nieco, su moje uvahy spravne.
MNI TNX, Duro OM0XA.
I just upgraded to CQRLog 1.5.1 and now no rig control. I am using an Icom 746Pro and Ubuntu 12.04 64-bit. Rig control worked under previous version of CQRLog. My interface is properly identified in dmesg. I have the port settings as 19200,n,8,1,dtr=off, and rts=off like it should be. Rig ID set to 346. Any help is appreciated.
Mark WC5M
I notice, that in my installation, in propagation window,
A-index shows 1, while all other indigators shows, like now
16. Could anyone confirm this?
Jarmo
Sorry if this has been discussed previously I presently run two versions 0.9.6 (Suse 11.0) and 1.4.1 (Kbuntu 12.04) and appear to
have a problem with the iota window. On both machines I adif import qso's when correcting IOTA's if the window is not highlighted in RED then selecting the pulldown arrow it crashes.
I can enter manually and appears to be correct in the statistics.
Thank you, Keith, g3rtu
Hi,
I want to type in my 12k QSL-cards to have an overview. Of course this is very time consuming and take a long while (I tried a lot of LogPrograms -
I made a kind of workflow to use a very simple interface which allows a minimum of typing for each card (e.g. Q DF1LX CW 80 -> all contacts will be marked as QSL received with DF1LX on 80m,
DF1LL CW 123 create a new record using the QRG from the Rig and Time from PC)
And much more.
I previously used another logging program that only used ADIF (actually it was fldigi, I used it for all my logging for almost 2 years before switching to CQRLOG!)
The QSO comments, when imported from fldigi, are put in "comments for callsign" rather than "comment for QSO", which is wrong in many cases. Also I suspect when multiple QSO's were had with the same callsign, the comments for later qso's overwrite the previous ones.
Please can there be an option where the imported comments from ADIF comment fields get put in the "per QSO" comment field instead?
It would be great if one log could be used for multiple callsigns, e.g. on my netbook when I am travelling it would be nice not to have to set up a new log each time I need to sign with a different callsign (M0TRN, M0TRN/P, MW0TRN, MQ0TRN, OV5T, OV5T/P, F/OV5T etc.)
Sure it could be done with QTH profile and just ignore the fact that the program doesn't know which call I used, but there should be a "my callsign" field in the profile so it would still work with LoTW uploads etc.
Recent comments