Hi Petr,

You can up/download manual the log.
However, a friend of mine lost his log but HamQTH has the most recent entries.

Could you alter HamQTH to make it possible to download the log from there for importing into CQRLlog so a new install does have all entries?

My friend Jorgen (PD0JOR) will be over the moon if you could make this happen.

Or, also good, mail him a copy of the HamQTH-log so he can import it.

His harddisk died on us the other day without warning and can't be accessed anymore.

Thank you very much,

Bas ON5HB.

Hello,

After editing a QSO from main QSO window (EDIT QSO) and save it (in New QSO window), some fields remain filled (like comment to QSO, name,.....).
We must reset the new QSO by File-New QSO or F2 touch

Expected behaviour : when saving a QSO after editing it , new QSO window shall be reset (fields are empty except freq, mode,...) to avoid perfoming New Qso operation.

Best 73's
Hervé F8EHJ

Plusieurs jours sans mise à jour possible de la fenêtre dxcluster. Les dx affichés datent tous du même jour... Tout le reste du programme fonctionne bien. RBN monitor y compris.

OS mint dernière version, mise à jour et CQRLOG 2.5.2

Que faire ?

73 depuis la Normandie

Hi again
I have a query to ask, or it may be a new feature.
Every day/week I send the log of new contacts to eqsl and lotw, in addition to instant submissions to Hamqth, Clublog and Hrdlog.
Since the digital age means that we have qso's confirmed from any platform, there comes a time when I have qso's validated in different places.
While the "VALID" validations are LOTW's, either option is fine with me. The program also accepts EQSL ones, and it seems perfect to me.

Hello, I was wondering if anyone has the IC-705 working with CQRlog. I have it setup with Hamlib and have selected the 705, I am part of the dial out group. I am not sure what radio settings I need and how to tell what usb it’s using. I did use lsusb in terminal and can see the radio there listed as prolific ic705. Any help would be great. I am running Linus Mint XFCE 20.2

In Japan, the JA bureau puts callsigns into the 6 or 8 boxes of callsign for sorting, so I controll the csv for printing. After sorting callsign, I remove UA, but cqrlog's qsl_send remains "sent". These 6-box is also used for qsl_via.

By surface mail was temporarily valid to Russia under the COVID-19, but now ALL mail we cannot send to UA.
It would be nice if there was an option "exclude" item in the search window, but unfortunately there isn't.
Have you any ideas to exclude UA ?

I cannot get my Elecraft K4 or K3 to connect to CQRlog since I did a fesh install of Mint 21.2 yesterday. Everything worked fine on 21.1. I am using a fresh install (of course) CQRlog V2.5.2. I am using an FTDI USB adapter with the K3 and the K4 a USB cable. My hamlib is v4.3.1-1build 2. I am in dialout and when I ran dmesg | grep FTDI it showed the converter connected and attached to ttyUSBx. My K4 does connect fine with CQRlog using IP address as device. I have used sudo modprobe to make sure the FTDI diver is attached properly. Rigctl is correct.

Hi

For 2 days I have been trying to reply. I can upload as a new topic but not as a reply.
All seems fine, I enter the text, click to say I am not a robot and then click upload.
Timer appears, no errors but the timer disappears far too fast and my reply is not uploaded.

This is a reply to TS 570D HamLib 4.3.1

Thanks for all the replies. Here is where I have got to.
I still have the original problem but I am at least starting to track the problem down.

my user name is djcleckie on my Linux (Ubuntu 22.04 box)

Radio is a TS 570D

Radio is setup for Baud 9600 1 stop bit. The default.
CAT control working OK on a PC running Logger32
To get CAT to work with a PC running Logger32 I need the following settings
8N1, 9600 baud
I also need CTS/RTS handshaking to be set on. Will not work without this set.

On Linux PC running Ubunu 22.04
Installed CQRLog 2.5.2

Initially all seemed fine but I cannot get CAT Control to work.
Hamlib version 4.3.1 is installed.
ls /dev/ttyUSB*
gives
/dev/ttyUSB0

Sorry for not positive question.
I compiled TQSL 2.6.5 from ARRL source to import p12 file.
I succeeded also to import and uploaded unintemtionally carelessly whole log over 35,000 QSOs. Maybe only not yet uploaded, I suppose.

But I tried "download from ARRL, and got a message ":1" is an invalid integer."
I converted the downloaded adif CRLR to LF.
But I could not find invalid that.
Is this caused by the file I uploaded ?

I have new installs of Ubuntu 22.04, CQRlog 2.5.2 (I think), wsjt-x 2.6.1, MariaDB 10.11.2, and hamlib 4.6. It appears that each of those function on their own, but do not play well together. Specifically, when in CQRlog I click "Remote mode for wsjt," wsjt does not start. The wsjt UDP Server is 127.0.0.1 and the UDP Server port number is 2237, as expected.

What have I forgotten to do?

Thanks for all suggestions.

Joe
N0NOW

I am running Ubuntu 22.04 and CQRlog 2.5.2, both new installs. When I open CQRlog, the small picture appears as expected, but after a few (10?) seconds, an error popup is displayed. The error is:
Error during connection to database: TMySQL57Connection : Server connect failed.

Then the "Database Problem" window from CQRlog appears, and suggests the FAQ (which did not help) and the urging to send you the final lines of the mysql.err file.

I look forward to your comments.
Thanks,
Joe n0now