Hello, my station PC is running Ubuntu 20.04, have all my digitalmodes and radios installed/connected to it, my home server is a Centos 7.9 running
mysqld Ver 5.7.32 for Linux on x86_64 (MySQL Community Server (GPL))

I would like to use my home server (Centos) and the database (which I use for other home made applications) from anywhere I can have internet connectivity whether it is locally in my radioshack or somewhere in Timbuktu via VPN.

Hi (again)

First of all I would like to acknoledge all the support from this forum I have ever received using Cqrlog.

Let me explain my case now: I have two radio and two computers in the same QTH and network. For several reasons I want to maintain the configuration but my issue now is that I want to share the same database already created with all my contacts.

Region2 and Region3 users, please note! (No harm for Region1 users to do this also. Specially for UHF/SHF bands as there may be restrictions by countries)

Cqrlog uses band limits by Region1 setings as default.
Region2 and 3 users should check NewQSO/File/Preferences/Bands. There is a button "Frequencies" that opens frequency table.

Hi,
just upgraded to cqrlog 2.5.0 (Kubuntu 20.04 LTS) today - it works fine. Thanks for many new features, especially DOK field.

As there is no database or service from DARC available, where one could look up DOK information, I'm looking for a way to add it to my QSOs in my log.
I'm using DCL (DARC Community Logbook) for application of some awards, e.g. WAE or DLD. My QSO's got uploaded to DCL through LoTW, contest logs and ADIF file upload.

From DCL, I made an export to an ADIF and got these tags:

I am using the latest ubuntu. When I try to import my adif file from another logger, nothing happens. It says completed but nothing is transferred.

What do I need to do to fix this problem.

Thanks

Francis Farmer
kg5dkg

Found once again a new feature from cqrlog. I should have known it is there because I have looked the source code at point what makes it, but I newer think it in that way!

I have made some new videos called "Cqrlog 2021" to show some new properties of cqrlog.
Those were done before 2.5.0 release but I have used my test version 2.4.0(135) that is very close of now released 2.5.0

Those videos are not high quality entertainment but I hope they are good enough to give help for some cqrlog properties.

You will find them from https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3yPCVYmfeBzDSwTosOe2fQ

Hello all,

As LinuxMint 20.1 has been released, I updated my script to help people install CQRlog without any trouble.
I have to mention that i assume you install all on a fresh installation of LM20.1

You can find my script on https://github.com/pa1sbm/LM_CQRlog_Installer
Please do read the text there be for you start!

Hi,
Can we have something showing current frequency in the Band map window?
Lets say that my radio current freq is 14225.00 than band map window could looks something like that:

14200.000 EI2IDB
14210.000 SP3RXO
| 14225.000 ------------
14240.000 OH1KH
14245.000 OK1RR

Thanks,

Slav, EI6KW

Good evening all,
I hope this has not been covered yet, i did search but did not see anything that would help.
I am doing a fresh install of Fedora 33 and CQRLOG and have rig control working fine with Hamlib 4. I updated Hamlib as per another post (https://www.cqrlog.com/node/3071)

I am an Ubuntu user. I currently run with Ubuntu 18.04.5 LTS version.

I have tried several times to update my hamlib to recognize my IC-7610 but have not been successful.

I have tried upgrading hamlib 3.3, hamlib 3.2 (this one doesn't have the configure file), hamlib 4.0.
When I ask him to give me a list of the transceivers he has in rigctld -l I get the following error:
rigctld: error while loading shared libraries: libhamlib.so. 4: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

If I do synaptic it appears that it runs with version 3.1.7