I export 15018 entries (as ADIF) in 0.9.6 and import in 1.0.0RC1 and get the notice that there are 21 errors, and when I check I have 15018 - 21 = 14997 records in the new log.

How do I identify and possibly correct the aflicted records?

Other than that so far it seems a great new version - it even allows me to have multiple log without multiple installations to maintain! Now if we could also have some locator statistics and recognintion of propagation mode (important for the VHF/UHF/SHF crowd)

Best 73 de OZ1PIF, Peter

I just wanted to say thanks for an absolutely fabulous logging program for Linux! And, it just keeps getting better.

I have been following your releases and just install 1.0.0~rc1. I am using Ubuntu 10.04lts and other than having a very minor issue hamlib have never had any other issues. Interface to a Yaesu FT-950 using a standard serial port.

Up til now I have only used about 1/3 of the programs features and have never noticed anything I would consider a bug.

I've just installed 1.0.0. Beta 2 as a first time install in a Mint 11 (32 bit)(Katya) environment. The beta install also pre installed Hablib which was great, but I cannot get Hamlib to talk to my Icom IC-746 at all. I keep seeing Hamlib init errors when trying to get Fldigi working with it. Is there something wrong with the version of Hamlib that's shipped with version 1.0.0. Beta 2? As info i have had CQRLog and Hamlib working to my Icom previously under Ubuntu 10.

also I am a complete Linux newbie so apologies in advance if I've made a school boy error somewhere.

After runnung CQRLOG for more than 2 years as not too active operator :) I'm getting more and more addicted to this nice logprogram .. and I was very pleased to see it running quite nice even on my Atom based netbook ( 1024 * 600 pixel screen) that is really great for replacing the paper log on /p outdoor fun.

Running most of the time CW QRP, I really like the support of the winkey chip that solves a lot of problems in timing and even squeezing on VHF / UHF.

Hi,

I have just imported my previous log into CQRLOG and have about 500 errors to fix. I am going through them one by one (in my old log) and then aim to re-import. Is there a way I can do this without re-importing my entire log? Will the system filter out the (correct) duplicates? Also, is there and easy way I can change all the power levels of PSK qso's from 100 to 3 (I use a qrp rig for this) without changing the entries one by one? Can I sort my mode and do a bulk change?

Regards
Grant

Using the latest 1.0.0.~beta1. From Bandmap preferences I have chosen to show the active band and active mode only. On 20 when I click from cluster a 20m phone frequency it shows both CW and SSM frequencies on the bandmap window. If I click CW frequency, it shows only CW frequencies (like it should). Seems to be working OK on other bands, only 20m behaves like this. 73 Pekka OH2BSC

I am trying to get the 070-Club Membership Listings to work.

In the Help File it says that there should be a semi-colon in between the Call and the Number.
After Checking out the File in /usr/share/cqlog/members/o70.txt I see that ALL the Calls have a comma in between the Call and Number, NOT a semi-colon; so I assume that I will have to edit the File so it shows a
semi-colon in between ALL Calls and Numbers. Once I have done this then all I have to is to show
070-Club #n in the Field Box and I will get the 070 Club Number to show up?

73's

Hi, I am using Ubuntu 10.10 and tried to import my log into CQRLOG form DX Keeper via an ADIF file. My log contained about 450 errors, so the message told me. Trouble is, I can't find the errors file to correct them. The notes say it should be stored in a separate errors.adi file in a log data subfile. I have looked in log data and don't see any such sub file. How can I locate the errors so I can correct them?

Regards
Grant VK4JAZ

Hey

I would prefer an automatic and intelligent call proposal list.

Description:
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Entering a part of a call shows you a list of possibilities in a 'list field'.
(Example for the 'call' field: http://www.techonthenet.com/access/comboboxes/images/field_list002.png)

Example with unreal calls:
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if I type the following letters in the call field: 'abc', the proposal list shows me following suggestions of active calls:
ta123ABC
ABC15kw
ABC2k
kk6ABC/p
…

Hi, I am new to this group and to this logging program, but enjoying the experience. I am having difficulty uploading part of my log to LoTW. I have the certificates entered all ok and have gone through the upload process as described in the notes. But when I hit upload, I get:
uploading file ...
Size: (blank)
Errors: 0

So I take it nothing has happened. I don't get the message that says upload successful or complete.

Then I tried downloading from LoTW and get the message:
Download
NOT logged
Error: 0
Error ssl_none

When cqrlog does a system call, the kernel gives it the time essentially in UTC.

However, something in the delphi/lazarus implementation underlying cqrlog converts it to localtime, and then cqrlog converts it back to UTC - wrong after a daylight savings time change.

I am sick of losing a few hundred LOTW confirmations on each DST change due to cqrlog doing this idiotic wrong conversion.

Why can't it just get UTC time directly from the OS and do everything in UTC?

Is Delphi/Lazarus so broken that only localtime is supported and not UTC?