I'm using Ubuntu 11.04 the program is running ok but the time does not work correctly. The offset in the State of Virginia is 5 hours if I use a stting of "0" in the Program -Preferences the local time is correct when I use "5" it seems to go in the wrong direction I have tried entering the number many ways and never coming close to the correct time. It does not seem to do the math correctly. Any ideas !

Hi all:

I read that the best way to support multiple calls, such as for an event call sign, was to install multiple instances of CQRLOG. I am having a problem installing the second instance. I am running the installation specifying a new destination directory. When I do this I receive an error:
"Creating target directory..."
"Error while creating target directory!"

I have tried running the installer both normally and under sudo. Same problem. I am running Ubuntu 10.04 and CQRLOG 9.6. Is there a special procedure for installing additional instances of CQRLOG?

Perhaps I have missed this in the documentation somewhere, but is it possible to change the columns in the qso list display (File, Show QSO List) to display additional columns? I'd like to add the grid square for my VHF contacts.

Anyone know if this is possible?

Thanks.

Jim WD5IYT

could you add an option to use a paid subscription to qrz data base?

Non standard serial port locations do not seem to work.

Hi Petr, I'm building a rig bridge for
linux using python (like lp-bridge for windows). I have quite a bit of success and have run CQRLOG from a remote computer using a serial line to a second computer running the bridge program and talking to my K3.

I have used socat to build several virtual serial ports and have tested
them with my bridge using a terminal program and using hamlib through
rigctl

These short cut keys do not work on Ubunut Maverick. For instance, cntrl+f2 does not clear the entry window

When selecting a line in the qso list window, the ability to select a menu item on any cqrlog window is blocked.

It takes several tries to cause this bug. I have successfully reproduced it by double clicking on the last entry in the log (scroll bar to bottom, double click on last entry). Once the program is in this state, the only way to unlock it is to open a terminal window and kill the cqrlog process and restart cqrlog

Hello all ,
Looking for some help , As i am new to linux
I am running Ubuntu 10.04 lts Lucid 64 bit .
I have CQRLOG installed and running .
I have hamlib-1.2.12 running .
I go to a cmd line and go to the dir wear hamlib is ,
i start it with rigctl -m 129 -r /dev/ttyUSB0 -s 38400 -C stop_bits=1 -C data_bits=8

and get this
Rig command:
send: f and i get this err

get_freq: error = Protocol error

Rig command:
budrate is set to 38400 on the radio

looking for some help on this ,
Thanks Bob KC2CWT

I recently obtained my DXCC using 102 DXCC entities. Unlike other awards, you keep adding onto this award for extra endorsements. I wish CQRLOG kept track of which entities have already been submitted for approval so I could easily generate a report showing which QSOs I need to submit. I should also be able to query which entities have not been confirmed and are still needed for my DXCC so I can follow up with those stations.

Hey There,
I've been running CQRLog for a few months now, but have only just noticed when swithing the operating mode from FM to FMN, that it shows up as none in the window. Is there or have I done something wrong? I use FMN a lot on 2m, as there's a lot of operators nearby.

Cheers in advance for any info.

Dave M0DCM
PC - Acer Aspire One AO751h
OS - Ubuntu 9.10
RIG - Yaesu FT-817ND

When entering a QSO in the "New QSO" window if the call has been worked before then previous QSOs normally appear in the sub-window at the top of the dialog.

If the previous call has a national prefix then it is not matched. The example I found was that I worked OK/DL3SBA/P and another day I worked DL3SBA/P When I logged the second QSO the first was not shown.