Hello Gents!

I just downloaded and installed ver. 0.9.4 using cqrlog_install.sh. Everything seems to have installed just fine, as usual, but there was no response to clicking the close button on the install dialog. I seem to recall this as being a problem in other versions. It's a minor problem, as hitting the close button on the frame -- the "X" -- closes the window without a problem. I am using Fedora 12 with a PIII. Just wanted to let you know about it.

73,
-- Dana

Hi there. Not sure if anyone is experiencing the same problem as me. After a while I am not able to type a callsign in the 'call' text box area in the New QSO window. At first I thought that CQRlog may have locked up but soon learnt that everything else still worked so must be something to do with the text box area only?

The only way I can get the call text box working again is to shutdown CQRlog and start it up again. Has anyone else experienced this yet? I am running Ubuntu 10.4 and latest version of CQRlog.

73's

Franck

Hi everybody,

as described in my last post, I use gLabels to print my QSL.Cards.
And there is a field named 'POWER' which I want to fill.

Is it possible to read the Power from the Tranceiver ??
In my actual configruation I have to enter the power manually.

The rigcontrol of CQRLog works fine and also the DX-Cluster, setting
frequency and mode automatically.

Best regards

73
DO1MTT

Hello.

I'm an vhf/eme hamradio. I use cqrlog for a long Time now.
In eme this is usual to give only grid by 4 digits.
It would be good that beaming and others info like distances could be filled.

Thank you for this wonderful prog.
F8arr

I am trying to figure out a way to compile and package cqrlog for Fedora, as well as make it easier for packages in other distributions to create cqrlog packages. It is a great program, and it would be nice if people could just install it with the OS.

However, the UIB and lnet sources do not seem to be standard lazarus modules and need to be downloaded separately. I see that the lnet sources got added to the SVN tree recently. It would be nice if the UIB sources could be added, too.

Once I get cqrlog compiling, I'll create a spec file so RPMs can be built.

Hi!

I'm in the process of transferring my paper logs to the computer-log.
Once in a while I download new DXCC-files for CQRLOG. Suddenly the number
of worked DXCC:s changed (with the latest update). I do rebuild the statistics
and reload data.

CQRLOG did not recognize the following call-signs among /M and /MM -calls, which had to be manually corrected:

-5V7C was coded as "!", while 5V7A was OK!
-UA3KM was coded as "!", strange....
-HP1/DJ7AA was coded as "!", should without doubt be Panama.

Running Archlinux 64 bit, everything up to date. Hamlib 1.2.11 is installed in the default /usr/local/lib.

Trying to run the install:

Downloads]$ ./cqrlog_install.sh
CQRLOG self extracting installer

./files.tar
./install
./cqrlog_install.sh: line 12: ./install: No such file or directory

When trying to run the bin download, I recieve the following error:

cqrlog_0.9.4_bin]$ ./cqrlog
bash: ./cqrlog: No such file or directory

Any help is appreciated.

I just installed the latest very by the script. When I click on the desktop icon I get the following dialog box;

Untrusted Application Launcher

The application launcher "CQRLOG.desktop" has not been marked as trusted. If you do not know the source of this file, launching it may be unsafe.

My system is a 3 day old install of Ubuntu 10.04LTS

Jake - K8JWT

Stops after 7 entries, generates two errors and nothing shows up in cqrlog.

I'm sure that others have succeeded at importing xlog adif files, if so, what are the secrets! If not, I can supply a log and the error messages.

Paula NX1P

Many years ago (early 90's) I used an early windows based logging program that provided many features I see in CQRLOG. One of the really handy features was the dxcluster screen (called packview). It allowed clicking, not only the spots that showed up as CQRLOG does, but would allow the user to show/dx and click on those spots as well. Seems like a pretty easy change and would allow the user to pre-populate the bandmap with recent spots. Yes?

Paula, NX1P

Version: 0.9.4

== How to reproduce ==

Cqrlog should already be configured for proper rig control before trying to reproduce.

1. Connect the rig to the computer and turn the rig on.

2. Start cqrlog.

3. Verify that cqrlog talks to the rig. (For instance, change the frequency on the rig and check that cqrlog responds.)

4. Unplug the rig from the computer.

== Actual Results ==

Checking cpu usage in top or any other tool will show that cqrlog takes 100% cpu (or at least 90-something%) until shut down.

== Expected Result ==

The cpu usage should not climb like this.

Hello,

I have imported about 50K QSOs from my Windows logging program (Logger32) to CQRLOG v0.9.4. I have noticed that in the ADIF comment field that the contents get corrupted sometimes after importing to CQRLOG. After looking more closely into where this happens I find that there are non-alphabetic characters in the comment field like +, /, or @.