My problem is that frequency is not updated continously in CQRLOG, but is updated by File-Refresh TRX/ROT control.
I have a server-client setup to my rig Icom 7300 using wfview and two Raspberry pi cards over my local network. In CQRLOG preferences in my client Path to rigctld binary is set to /usr/bin/rigctld, the RIG model is set to 2 and port to 4532, host to the server Raspberry IP adress. No other boxes are activated, serial parameters to default except baud to 9600.
I may very well be missing something, but I see no way to search the forum. Is this available? If not, I would suggest having Forum search would be very helpful.
Thanks!
after you open cqrlog it totally freezes the only way to exit is kullall cqrlog maybe someone can help
I upgraded from Mint 20.3 to 21 and found I had issues with CQRLOG after I did mostly with rig control. I found that while it worked for my K3 and K4 I couldn't enter frequency manually when I was using one of my rigs that I don't control with CQRLOG. In a separate thread Saku OH1KH told me that the best thing I could do to fix things was install 2.6.0 by compiling it or by following an upgrade script he had created. I finally did that tonight - it was easy and seems to have fixed all my errors! This is the link that takes you to his upgrade script and easy to follow instructions:
~$ inxi -xxv2
System:
Host: gvj-HP Kernel: 5.15.0-46-generic x86_64 bits: 64 compiler: gcc
v: 11.2.0 Desktop: Cinnamon 5.4.10 tk: GTK 3.24.33 wm: Mutter dm: LightDM
Distro: Linux Mint 21 Vanessa base: Ubuntu 22.04 jammy
Machine:
Type: Desktop System: Hewlett-Packard product: HP Compaq Elite 8300 SFF
Hi, new to CQRlog and hear a lot of good things about it. I'm trying to migrate from Windows and looking for Radio software to replace the ones I use in Windows. I've installed Zorin OS 16 Pro and installing software for Amateur radio. I installed the latest version of CQRLog, but when I enter a call and all the pertinent info and press enter to log it gives me a "Incorrect Date Format Error". I didn't enter a date because it was automaticically inserted by the program. eg 2022-08-17. It won't log the call until I correct it, but I don't know how it wants it. Any help would be appreciated.
Every time a new call is logged (automatically) a screen pops up saying this call (W9IMS) can not be deleted ??
I checked my logbook and there is no such call in my log. I can't figure this out.
Any help ?
Tim
What do I need to do in order to be able to search the forums?
Dave.
Following a power outage, I'm getting this error on my database & it's preventing CQRLOG from running:
I have a stupid question: how do I delete a QSO from the CQRlog log? I hit SAVE by mistake instead of QUIT. The QSO in question has not been uploaded to LoTW yet. Thanks. Joe. N0NOW
LATER COMMENT: I Found the DELETE QSO button. Done. Sorry I bothered you. Blushing, Joe.
Hi,
I'm using CQRLOG now for 6 years and I have to say thank you to the whole Crew for your excelent work. Due to the fact, that the upgrade from Ubuntu Mate 20.04 to 22.04 failed, I had to install a new Ubuntu Mate 22.04 and also a new CQRLOG.
I upgraded from Mint 20.3 to Mint 21. CQRLOG works great except when I use a rig not connected to the computer and TRX control. There is a 0 (zero) permanently in the frequency display in TRX control and the NEW QSO frequency display. I cannot erase the 0 and when I try to manually enter a frequency it always reverts back to the 0. TRX control and New QSO frequency displays work perfectly when I'm using a rig connected to the computer.
Any help appreciated!
73, Bill NZ0T
Hello,
Would it be possible to manage a third transceiver with cqrlog? .(Currently, I pilot an IC-7700, a sunsdr2dx and remain the IC-7610) .I put the question to the designers?... In the meantime, thank you for this excellent software which helps me every day.
Thanks for reading me.
73 de F5JQF
Where did the SEARCH function go? I don't see it anywhere!
73, Bill NZ0T
Nearly 11 (eleven) years now used CQRLOG. Sure it is WORLDS BEST LINUX logging program.
Thank you developement team for the BIG effort you done!
Hello, Just updated to 2.6.0(001), the color line for path between my qth and other station in grayline window changed from yellow to black. How can I return back to yellow ? Thanks. 73's Herve F8EHJ
Hi
Just installed Ubuntu 22.04 from scratch and then CQRLOG. When launching the program for the first time I get this message:
"Database problem"
"MySQL could not be started, please check if the MySQL server is installed properly."
But, "service mysql status" tells me that it is running. I can also log in to MySQL DB using "sudo mysql -u root".
As told in the dialog box, the last 20 lines of the error file (there are only 8):
Would it be possible to add another option in the filter menu to act as a shortcut when wanting to use a saved filter?
Maybe add "Load" after "Create" which would take you directly to the file dialog.
Even nicer would be a "Load" selection which displayed a drop down list of the saved filters
Clublog V2.5.2(001)
After editing and saving a QSO selected from an active filter and uploading it to LotW the ClubLog update sends *all* the QSOs in the filter NOT just the edited one.
To reproduce do the following:
1) First make sure clublog is up to date.
Onlinelog -> Clublog -> upload all changes
2)Create a filter and view some QSOs
3) Edit and Save one of the QSOs.
4) Upload to Lotw
QSL -> LOTW -> Export -> Upload
5) Update Clublog again
Onlinelog -> Clublog -> upload all changes
I'm trying to import an ADIF file and it will not, the error is "wrong QSO mode".
I have tried changing the mode to one that should be ok (CW for example) but i still get the error and cannot import.
Any solutions please
UPDATE: NO REPLY NECESSARY i FOUND MY MISTAKE BY NOT CHANGING THE CHARACTER COUNT WHEN I CHANGED THE MODE, SORRY..
73
Chris, M0XRS
I returned to ham radio last fall after being (mostly) inactive for almost 30 years. On of my first tasks to try to catch up with technology was to enter all my old log books into CQRLOG. Typing the QSOs was tedious but very nostalgic - seeing the new DXCC entries appear, old friends' calls from 75m chats, psyching out old propagation patterns (10m will come back, soon I hope), etc. The log books are now done, but I'm only ~half way through the box of contest logs.
The last person who tried to help me suggested that I check to make sure I have MariaDB installed.
I ran the version command, and this is what I get:
mysql --version
mysql Ver 15.1 Distrib 10.1.48-MariaDB, for debian-linux-gnu (x86_64) using readline 5.2
i keep getting an error where Synaptic or Discover Updates cannot overwrite 'usr/share/cqrlog/changelog.html'.
using root privileges, i was able to manually delete the file, and even tho the html file was gone, i still get the error.
Any ideas,thanks, VA3CME
I can't get CQR log to start. I get the "Database problem" dialog box. I am running Linux Mint 19.3. CQR log used to run fine, but I haven't used it in a while. When it failed to start, I attempted a new install and did not get any errors during the install process. However, it fails on startup. Can someone help me out? Here are the last few lines from the log file:
I have my CQR log on my QRZ web page. It used to automatically upload whenever I entered a new qso. It stopped doing this and I don't know why.
It was working fine for a long time but all of a sudden it is not uploading. I am not very well versed in Linux so I don't even know where to begin.
I read through all the information about CQRLog but can't find anything to help me.
Any help is appreciated. Contact me direct at kb3tc@gmx.com
Thanks,
Tim
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