From hamlib freq readout, allow the QSO window to clear all data whenever band or few Kc change. (Like Logger32 does).

(I press enter if I make the contact, I move the VFO searching for another DX if I don't).

This saves the time to focus mouse and press Esc twice to clear the failed contact.

If found convenient and feasible, make it selectable on Preferences.

Thank you!

I want to update my computer from Linux Mint 11 to Xubuntu 12.04 so that my preferences will work in CQRLOG. I can't export my log as an adif file because I only have a small subset of the fields enabled and of course can not use the preferences to enable them all. After searching for the file "/home/~/cqrlog/log_data/cqrlog.fdb" as described in the help I can not find it. I am thinking the help info may be obsolete and would be grateful if someone could tell me what file I need to transfer to my new 12.05 build.

73 Graeme ZL2APV

Hi,
I would like in the "Database Connection" window have a choice of profiles.
For example:
The first profile "xx": server 192.168.2.105, port 3306, user xx, pass xx, databases xx_cqrlog_common and xx_cqrlog001
The second profile "yy": server 192.168.2.105, port 3306, user yy, pass yy, databases yy_cqrlog and yy_cqrlog001
The third profile "zz": server 192.168.2.107, port 2223, user zz, pass zz, databases simple_databases1 and simple_databases2.
It is also a good idea to put everything in one database with a choice of database name.

Hi Petr,

1) I had more than one profile on eqsl; iw3hli is0/iw3hli iw3hli/3 and so on.
The download system works only by predefined call on preferences; now I'm changing by hand the login and password for every account.

2) I have two iw3hli account, with different locator and start/stop date.
Eqsl system give me an error, because it requires two passwords for recognizing the old call and the new call.

The solution for both problems could be to move eqsl login/password from general preferences to cqrlog's profile.

Hello every body, using Ubuntu 11.10 and I installed yesterday CqrLog. I installed the Hamlib last release also.In the preference I insert 2 TX (com 1) TS940 and it running with the program, (Com 2) IC 756 ProIII but Cqrlog don't look it. The 2 com are all Ok,. Looked on the internet but seems that anybody have had problems. Please can you tell me about?
Regards Claudio IK5RLP

Hi,

I have just installed cqrlog after a fresh 12.04 Ubuntu install.

The first experience with crqlog was not all that good as the package that appears in the standard repositories is quite old (1.2.2-2ubuntu1), and does not even start (a empty splash screen, then hang).

I did some searching on the forums and finally saw that the official installation procedure involves adding ok2cqr PPA, which I did not see before.

When LoTW is offline and cqrlog tries to download qsls, lotw returns a message that it is off line and is stored in the adif file. When cqrlog tries to import this it hangs, probably trying to find the header.

If you need a copy of the adif file Let me know and I will send you the adif file that caused the hang.

Ray
9h1ej

Greetings.

Looks like cqrlog is fitting most of my logging needs. I really enjoy the program. One thing that I think might be missing is a screen that allows you to call up "favorite" or "bookmarked" frequencies. I realize my radio itself has memories, but another application I used to use often had this feature and I never realized how much I used it until it was no there.

(for the record I was using HRD in Windows. I know it is a kitchen sink app, but I think having the option could be useful).

Have been more than happy using CQRLOG. What I miss at the moment, is
dupe check/removal possibility. Quite painful job to do by manual method. ofcource, my bad, I, by accident added same log twice. Dupecheck would be nice tool afterall.

Congratulations to Petr! New look of forum is very nice! 73s de Timo OH7JHA

I have hit upon two stumbling blocks that I find need updating in the documentation:

1.) Documentation says to use the binary installer whenever possible. There is no binary installer for my distribution Fedora 16, 64-bit. I can use the log by untarring into a directory of my choice, but I need to call it from the command line in this directory. Alternatively I can untar it into / but that is clearly not my choice. Either it's part of a package suitable for my distribution or it does not go into the root directory, period.