I just installed CQRLog on Linux Mint 12 and imported my log as an ADIF file from DXLab. I see several problems. First, there are 4978 QSOs in the ADIF and CQRLog only imported 4975. Second, The log page says DXCC=305 when I believe it should say 308. Third, the log page also says DXCC CFM = 228 when it should say 305. Any help sorting out these differences is greatly appreciated.
73, Mark WC5M
I am trying to get CQRlog on a new pc and I get this error (Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: libhamlib2 (>= 1.2.14) what does this mean, I have never compiled before and it looks like to me that CQRlog is looking for a newer version of hamlib, which is not in the repos. thanks Tom K8WDX
Do anybody succeeded last CQRLOG versions in Puppy Linux?
My highest achievement is-Error during connection to database:Server connect failed.
Hi, I have loaded up a new log into Mint 11 and have these snags:
I can't remember what the Internet connection tab is for. What should I enter into Proxy, Port, User and Password? Is this details for my internet provider?
Under Browser, I use Opera, but CQRlog doesn't seem to recognise this.
I can't get TX control working. Any tricks I should be aware of?
Should Fldigi screen open up if I click on remote control for fldigi? I have set the path in the settings.
Sorry for all the questions, but I can't get things working as they used to when I was on Ubuntu.
I want to do some experimenting and need to duplicate a complete log with all QTH profiles, set ups, etc. What is the best way to go about this? Cheers,
Hans
When I activate the Show QSO List, I can scroll down the resultant list but only as far back as January 2011. I have many more years worth of QSOs in my log. If I do a search for a QSO I know to be earlier than this year, say 2005, it does show up. How can I get the qso list to display all the QSOs, or isn't that the intention?
I have run into all sorts of difficulties with a bug in the system and decided in the interests of safety to upload my logs into Xlog and then save them from there for reloading into CQRLOG once I had a new OS up and running. I am leaning towards migrating from Mint to Bodhi and have run a few tests to see if I can import my log safely back into CQRLOG. I saved the log into an ADIF file on my desktop and ran a trial upload but have an issue with the Power data. It says all my qso's were done at 5W. I actually used a range of power setting, all mentioned in the ADIF file.
After instaling cqrlog_1.2.2-1_i386.deb, not work.
On terminal write cqrlog and no more:
tano@tano-laptop:~$ cqrlog
Thats all
Any sugestion?
Tano,EA6AZ
Hi
Updated to latest version 1.2.2 and noticed, that dxclusterwin. somehow
stops receiving spots after random time. If I give to cluster
forinstance sh/u command, I get reply, but spots sill stays away?
With 1.2.1 version this didn't happen. Anyone else noticed? During
cqww contest had to restart cqrlog several times, getting spots
working again. Disconnecting and reconnecting didn't help.
And I compared, if our cluster (OH1RCF) had some
troubles, by connecting there with another client, I got spots ok
with that. Using Fedora 15.
I recently upgraded from 0.9.6 to 1.2.2. Nice job!
Notice that LOTW user info is missing from new LOG form (The "L" lower right corner). I do have this function checked.
Noticed that the new DATA folders does not have LOTW file,the 0.9.6 does. Where can I get it from? I can't find it on website at all. The old in 0.9.6 is dated April so is pretty old.
Thanks Dan KC2STA
Sometime in the past few weeks an upgrade to Debian Sid seems to have broken GTK in some way that CQRlog cannot shut down. I've not been able to pinpoint the issue but with the help of Kamal, KA6MAL, I have some terminal output that may be of use. I first noticed this with CQRlog 1.2.1 and it persists with your 1.2.2 .deb installed.
Here is the crash output from 1.2.1 with my databases and configuration:
and 1.2.1 with a clean configuration and new databases:
finally, 1.2.2 with my configuration and databases:
As one with multiple QTH profiles and also multiple station locations in TQSL, I've been mulling over the following enhancement for CQRlog. As TQSL stores the station location names in ~/.tqsl/station_data, a somewhat XML related formatted file, it seems as though it could be parsed and the station names provided as a drop-down menu instead of having to type in the name each time.
73, de Nate >>
Does anybody how I can open the cqrlog database outside cqrlog. My understanding is that the database is based on mysql which has a wide support.
Aim is to be able to extract eg last 50 qso or so to web applications.
73 de LA3RK Olaf
Hello,
I don't know if it's possible an automatic query of the locator from qrz.com.
The purpose it's to populate the database with the locators and then convert the adif into a kml file and then watch it on Google Hearth.
73's de IV3IDP - Daniele
I don't seem to be able to scroll down through my "show qsl list" to the end, but only as far back as the last year or so. If I do a search for a qso going much further back, it does come up so I am sure my complete log is in there somewhere. Is this to do with the scroll bar? I have run the script mentioned in another post to disable the scrollbar, but this distro can't find it. I am running Mint 11. Any ideas?
Grant VK4JAZ
I have just given up on Ubuntu and gone over to Mint. I have installed cqrlog and imported my entire log from my backup. Seems to have worked fine except I have lots of errors for qso's made on FM. Here is an example of the message I have received.
Hi, Yesterday I upgraded to Ubuntu 11.10 from 11.04 and find a few snags with my logger. When I hit 'show qso list' the list opens OK but the buttons at the bottom of the page no longer work. If I select a qso to view, I highlight the qso in question, then when I hit 'view qso' the highlight shift to the last one on the screen and that's it. I don't get the qso to view. Similarly, I tried to edit a previously entered qso and the 'edit qso' button didn't work either. Any ideas?
Hi
cqrlog won't open any of my logs .just log01 can be opened.
anyone have an idea
73,Jorge
Hello
I have a short question.
How do I export the logg ( to my usb memory)
My cqrlog version is 1.2.1
All, I have an Elecraft K3 I'm trying to get functioning with CQRLog. I have it connected to my computer via RS232 port, and think I have everything set up correctly in CQRLog, but can't seem to get rig control working. My system is set up for 38400 baud connection, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit, no parity or rig control. I use, per the CQRLog tables, rig model ID 229. However, CQRLog doesn't even seem to know my rig is present. Can anyone point me in the right direction as to what I'm doing wrong? I'm also new to Linux, so please be gentle with me. :-)
Thanks and 73,
Ian Kahn, AK4IK
Hi, just struggling with TRXcontrol with my 440. No worky.
In inicializerig
Model:202
Port:/dev/ttyUSB0
Baudrate:4800
Databits:8
StopBits:2
Handshake:None
Parity:None
DTR:OFF
RTS:OFF
Poll:250
RIG_RESULT1: in tRig.Close
TRX control thread terminated
I know, that hamlib works. I can command rig with rigctl and in Jlog controlling works. Suggested handshaking "hardware" does not work with rigctl, has to be "none".
I had troubles with Jlog, because of lockfile, had to set /var/lock user writable.
I'm using Fedora15 and hamlib-1.2.12-3.fc15.i686
I'm not sure whether this issue has been raised before or not. I'm very active on VHF, and one of the things you want to keep track of
(if it can be determined) is propagation mode, many possible modes exist depending on band:
MS = Meteor Scatter
ES = Sporadic E
F2 = We all know that one!
RS = Rain Scatter
AS = Airplane Scatter
AU = Aurora
EME = Earth-Moon-Earth aka Moonbounce
FAI = I've forgotten what it stands for (only usable in low latitudes)
And probably some more.
Best regards
OZ1PIF, Peter
Hi,
I'm just getting started using CQRLog (still using fldigi in parallel, as I haven't gotten used to it yet)..
One thing I noticed, (and there are more, will post more reports), when I imported my ADIF from fldigi, the comments for each QSO have been put in the "Comment to callsign" field instead of in the "Comment to QSO" field, this means that where there are more than 1 QSO they don't get saved and also that if I have a new QSO with someone the comments from the previous QSO gets overwritten.
Please fix it so it gets imported into the right field!
I am trying to connect CQRLOG to the rigctld (daemon).
I have got the daemon working, see screen output using nc to query/control rig:
olaf@D610:~$ nc localhost 4532
f
7023030
F 7024000
RPRT 0
Command f reads rig ok, and command F sets rig as requested, ie all in working order.
I then fire up CQRLOG where control has been set to localhost:4532 (has also tried localhost 4532 and only 4532). No contact with radio. Starting CQRLOG from console yields:
In inicializerig
Model:229
Port:localhost 4532
Baudrate:19200
Databits:8
StopBits:1
Handshake:None
Parity:None
DTR:OFF
What would be the offset for the greyline? My sunrise is -4 and not sure what the greyline offset would be for that?
thanks
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