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Window placement messed up

Submitted by VA3CME on

i had the 'access violation' issue with Mint 18, and since i only had 1 QSL since my last system backup (Clonezilla) on Jan 5th, i decided to restore from backup, import log backup, and delete dupes. Worked fine and now i say no to Update DXCC list.
 
However this morning when i fired up the system, my window placement was messed up. All the windows were in the top left corner of the monitor on top of each other. Any way to restore previous behavior of the system remembering the established window positions?
 

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Access

Submitted by cn8yr on

Hello
I use CQRLOG under Ubuntu 16.04.1 since a few weeks. It worked great.
But suddenly, at start, i always get this message:
" Access violation
Press OK to ignore and riskdata
Press Cancel to kill the program "

Whatever i do, the program is killed.

Any advice?

73, Med CN8YR

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Rig Model: for Yaesu FTDX1200 missing (in version CQRLOG 2.0.2)

Submitted by KG5HBL on

TRX Control (in version CQRLOG 2.0.2) does not contain the Rig Model: for Yaesu FTDX1200. This does appear in: "As of Hamlib 3.0.1, the list of supported radios:" as #134.

I am not able to set the parameter for my rig and cannot get the TRX Control to work.

Any suggestions? Maybe another Yaesu rig with similar parameters?.

Lou KG5HBL

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Launches from terminal but not desktop shortcut

Submitted by k5wrn on

New issue - partially related to https://www.cqrlog.com/node/1717.

I am now able to launch CQRLog from a terminal with no issues. The application is able to connect to mysql and load the db and all is well.

However, when I attempt to launch the program from the gnome Activities menu, I receive the same errors that I was receiving in the previous post. The application is unable to find mysqld.

I have verified that the desktop file is executing the same command. The same cqrlog is being run.

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Need to clear "invalid callsign" upload to Club Log

Submitted by N0NB on

Somewhere along the line I entered "C" for a callsign. The bogus QSO has been deleted from the log, yet CQRlog doggedly continues to try and upload it to Club Log. This is the text I get every time I log a QSO:


ClubLog: Uploading C
ClubLog: Rejected: Invalid callsign

Where can I remove this so CQRlog doesn't keep trying to upload this until the end of time?

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V2.0.2 (001): Executable not found: "mysqld" [Partially Solved]

Submitted by k5wrn on

Recently encountered an issue when starting CQRLog. I receive an error indicating that mysqld cannot be started.

Upon startup I receive the following error messages:

Error during connection to database: TMySQL56Connection : Server connect failed.

Executable not found: "mysqld".

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

I've updated CQRLog to the most recent build. I've restarted the mysqld daemon. Nothing seems to work. The file mysql.err does not update as mysql is not started.

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Initialisation error (permissions?)

Submitted by ZL1FAT on

I think I've given this a fair attempt, so it's time to ask for some help.

TApplication.HandleException TMySQL57Connection : Error executing query: Can't create database 'cqrlog_common' (errno: 15195552)

I've tried local, remote, manually (but not carefully) creating the database, creating a gqrx mysql user, logging in ad the db root user, grepping the source for the error, googling for the error. Nothing.

If anyone has any tips about what's mis-configured I'd be grateful to hear them.

Cheers,
ZL1FAT

Logs and distro info:

cqrlog --debug=1

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