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Problem with ADIF inporting

Submitted by KI0EB on

Hello,
I just downloaded version 2.3 using the download manager on my Raspberry Pi 4.0. I have tried several times to import my existing log from LOG4OM with no success. I have successfully done this using a previous version on a Raspberry PI 3. Any suggestions I what I need to do next

Thanks,
Kevin
KI0EB
Kentucky, USA

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LOTW download error

Submitted by NZ0T on

I was able to upload QSO's fine to LOTW from my QSO list last night but when I tried to download from LOTW I get this error:

Something is wrong because LoTW server returned invalid adif file header.
Your LoTW username/password could be wrong or LoTW server is down.

Do you want to show the file?

My username and password are correct and the LOTW site shows it is not down. I have tried several times today with the same result. Is anyone else having this issue?

73, Bill NZ0T

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"Problem" on import qso by wsjtx_log.adi

Submitted by ik0ozb on

Hi, I encountered a "problem" when importing the qsos from wsjtx_log.adi.
If there are any QSOs already present in the log, this message "It looks like this QSO is in the log. Do you really want to import it again?" is shown. I click on Yes, but it shows up again until I get to import the new QSOs.
Is it possible to automate this procedure? Read the .adi file and import only the qso not present in the log?

73 de IK0OZB op.Luigi

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DXCC Updates NOT Updating-BUG?

Submitted by w3khg on

Each time CQRLOG is opened the DXCC Update window updates and the result is always 1102276. Just now I opened CQRLOG ten times and the same update occured. Is this a bug? It always is the same amount and I question if the program is actually updating and perhaps losing the data when the program closes. This has been occuring for many weeks.

Anyone else notice this?

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Log not saving

Submitted by NK8O on

I am new to CQRlog, and I had some problems with the MySQL when I upgraded to version 2.4 of CQRlog. The MySQL did not install properly, but when I try to fix the installation Lubuntu tells me there is nothing wrong with it. Is there a way to rescue this installation without re-installing the OS? I really like the features on CQRlog, and it does just about everything I want it to do except save my QSOs!

Also, is there a way to export/import ADIF files?

Is there a generic DXpedition log instead of strictly contest logs?

73,

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Changing fields on "New QSO" screen?

Submitted by VE2MXU on

Hello,

I'm using CQRLOG on my Raspberry Pi with 7" touch screen, and the main "New QSO" screen barely fits on the display, most of it cut off. I was wondering if I can hide some fields which I never use, such as QTH, GRID, QSL, comments, and DXCC statistics section?

Thanks.

73 de VE2MXU

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ROT ID MODEL

Submitted by wx3k on

Greetings,

I have CQRlog running on my Ubuntu 18.04 machine very nicely now. I also have my ICOM 756 talking to it via a USB interface. All good so far with that.

Rotor Control...How do I figure out my ROT ID MODEL and if it is supported ? I assume CQRlog uses the hamlib TCP rotator control daemon.

I use a Idiom Press ROTOR-EZ interface which I build and interfaced for my HyGain Tailtwister

I typed "which rotctld" in a terminal and "/usr/bin/rotctld" is echoed so I assume its in there.

Stephanie WX3K

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