As far as I can remember, rig control in CQRLOG always worked in one direction in my case, ie. fetching data from transceiver worked fine, and setting transceiver from cqrlog always failed. Even more, when it fails, fetching also works no more.

Now I turned on the Debug of cqrlog and found out, that the rig control thread is terminated after hamlib cannot perform set_mode. The question is what to do and where to fix it. Here is what I see:

Has any seen a problem using Ubuntu 10.04 with CQRLOG 0.9.3 painting the
QSO window incorrectly? The screen has a rectangle overlaying the QSO window
making hard to use. Here is a sample screen shot

http://public.me.com/oalonso/cqrlog.png

I imported some ADIF records where the call and other info was in lower case. At import CQRLOGGER did not convert to upper and the calls were entered as lower case. I later went into these records to edit, and the conversion happened automatically, however the editing window apparently searches the log based on what the starting record was. Ie the edit window did not show earlier/later contacts with same station as it seems the search function distinguishes between upper/lower characters.

Not a big deal, just an observation.

73 de Olaf

Hi!

I made a mistake by importing the same ADIF twice which gave me each QSO twice in the log.
I decided to shut down the program and remove the log-file that I suppose is the "cqrlog.fdb" under log_data. After re-start I imported my log again, refreshed the data and rebuilt the DXCC-statistics. I now says "0" DXCC no matter what I try to do. If I try to look into the DXCC-statistics, for example "confirmed only" it gives me an empty form with no DXCC-content.

The only way I have figured to restore the DXCC-function is to re-install the whole program.

Hello,

I have my LoTW uploads working fine and I can manually get my Download Report off of the website to import my received QSO's into CQRLog. When I try to import with CQRLog's Download and process data from the website, I click on the "Download data from ARRL website" button and get the following message:

Size: 2324
Login success
File downloaded successfully
File:
/home/paul/cqrlog/lotw/2010-04-25_21-35-51.adi
Preparing import ....

Hi!

I´m a new Linux user and have just got started with Xubuntu 9.10.
The CQRLOG seem to work fine, I can log QSOs and other features also seem to work. BUT when I tried to import an ADIF-log created by DXLAB/DX-keeper nothing happens. Zero imported QSOs and no content in the folder where the qsos should be stored. The message I get is that ADIF import was successful!

The log file works fine when uploaded to LOTW. I have added the libraries as suggested in other threads here on this forum.

In 0.9.3, when entering CW Interface -> Key macros, the applications crashes:

"Access violation. Pess OK to ignore and risk data corruption or cancel to kill the program".

In 0.9.1 it worked fine. Did not try 0.9.2 in the meantime.

Regards,
sq6nte

Is it possible to export only select entries to ADIF and not the whole log file? For example, if I wanted to export only the last 10 logs I made, how would I do that?

Thank in advance,

Dave
K3DCW

DXCC is covered how about VUCC?

Thanks John zl3aau

Iam using CQRLOG 0.9.3, Ubuntu 9.10 and fldigi 3.11.4. I cannot import my old log ADIF log saved from windows XP and Winlog32. I can log several dummy QSOś in CQRLOG,export and then import again and everything works OK. Control +m works OK and fldigi places QSOś into CQRLOG.Any suggestions.

Thanks John zl3aau

Hello, Ive been using CQRlog for about 6 weeks and really like it. However, I just realized that when entering a new qso, the date is incorrect, its one day behind (ex: today is 4-10-2010, the default date in the qso date box is 4-09-2010), it wont let me manually change the date. I can change the date once I save the qso by editing it. Is there an easy fix to this? I run Ubuntu 9.10, the date on the OS is correct, why is my logging software a day behind? I'd really appreciate any insight on this, 73's Chris

My adif log contains, in each qso, the adif field "operator".
(e.g. it9lnh, it9lnh/p, i1/it9lnh...)

It seems that cqrlog not handle this field.
So how can I import it into cqrlog without errors?

73, Alberto it9lnh