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f1mxe
access violation

Hello,

Since today this message "access violation" when i remove mode with wsjt-x. Using UBUNTU 18.04 LTS since 1 year witn not problems.
The QSO is log ok but i have not the specific windows.....any idea ?
73 from Didier F1MXE JN05GQ

oh1kh
access violation

Can you specify a bit more carefully in what situation you get access violation.
How, and what for, do you remove mode with wsjt-x.

Maybe a screenshot image as an attchment, and start cqrlog from command line terminal with:
cqrlog debug=1 > /tmp/debug.txt
And then attcah the /tnp/debug.txt to your message.

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oh1kh
access violation

Sorry typo: And then attcah the /tnp/debug.txt

should be: And then attach the /tmp/debug.txt

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f1mxe
Hello Saku,

Hello Saku,

tks Saku for your help and sorry for my bad english:

f1mxe@f1mxe-All-Series:~$ cqrlog debug=1 > /tmp/debug.txt
2019-03-24 14:13:13 139706858232960 [Note] /usr/sbin/mysqld (mysqld 10.1.38-MariaDB-0ubuntu0.18.04.1) starting as process 5875 ...

and now no qso in the log.....very sorry for i don-t understand...

f1mxe
Access violation.

Access violation.

Press OK to ignore and risk data corruption.
Press Abort to kill the program.

f1mxe@f1mxe-All-Series:~$ cqrlog debug=1 > /tmp/debug.txt
2019-03-24 14:19:52 139625306774656 [Note] /usr/sbin/mysqld (mysqld 10.1.38-MariaDB-0ubuntu0.18.04.1) starting as process 6086 ...

f1mxe
the file debug.txt

the file debug.txt

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oh1kh
Access violation.

HI!

You have something wrong with "preferences/QTH profiles"

Look picture

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f1mxe
Thanks Saku for your help but

Thanks Saku for your help but sorry same problem when i am using with wsjt-x.
73

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f1mxe
after install and remove..

after install and remove...now complete problem:
Error during connection to database: TMySQL57Connection : Server connect failed

hum.......new futur instal ubuntu on air ?

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f1mxe
when i re install i have this

when i re install i have this message:
──────────────────┤ Configuration de mysql-server-5.7 ├───────────────────┐
│ │
│ Automatic maintenance of MySQL server daemon disabled │
│ │
│ Packaging maintainer scripts detected a case that it does not know how │
│ to handle and cannot continue configuring MySQL. Automatic management of │
│ your MySQL installation has been disabled to allow other packaging tasks │
│ to complete. For more details, see /etc/mysql/FROZEN. │
│ │
│ │

his MySQL or variant installation has entered "frozen mode". Maintainer
scripts will avoid making changes or starting the daemon until manually
released from this state. See /usr/share/doc/mysql-common/README for
general information about this mode.

In this particular case, an incompatible downgrade attempt has been
detected. This can be resolved in one of two ways:

1. Change the contents of /var/lib/mysql/ to contain database data that
is compatible with the currently installed MySQL or variant daemon
version. For example: you could restore from a backup. Alternatively you
could do a dump using a future version binary and then a restore using
the current version binary.

2. Switch to a MySQL or variant daemon version that is compatible with
the data currently in /var/lib/mysql/. For example, if you have
attempted a downgrade from mysql-server-5.7 to mysql-server-5.6, you
could "apt install mysql-server-5.7" again.

Please resolve this situation and only then remove the /etc/mysql/FROZEN
symlink. You can then run "dpkg-reconfigure " where
should usually be in the form -server-.

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f1mxe
one part of the solution

one part of the solution:
https://doc.ubuntu-fr.org/mysql
Réinstallation complète

De nombreux paramètres du serveur MySQL (tels que ses utilisateurs) sont stockés directement en base de données.

Ces bases de données ne seront jamais supprimées par APT (et heureusement : on risquerait d'y perdre de précieuses données).

En cas de problème de configuration lors d'un premier déploiement d'un serveur MySQL on doit donc effectuer un certain nombre d'opérations manuelles afin de réinitialiser complètement son installation. Attention cela rendra les bases de données existantes inaccessibles !

sudo apt autoremove --purge mysql-server\* mariadb-server\*
sudo mv /var/lib/mysql /var/lib/mysql.bak
sudo mv /etc/mysql /etc/mysql.bak
sudo mkdir /etc/mysql /etc/mysql/conf.d
sudo apt clean

f1mxe
also delete the original

also delete the original config cqrlog file. before a new install...in personal folder
I hope it can be helpful
73
Didier F1MXE

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oh1kh
also delete the original

"also delete the original config cqrlog file." Just be carefull not to delete ~/.config/cqrlog/database folder. Your logs are in that folder !

Now looks good: "Capture du 2019-03-25 11-37-39.png"

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