I want to use a central database at my web provider. I understand cqrlog is using two databases, crqlog and cqrlog_common.
My webprovider does not allow me to select my own databasename.
I have dumped both databases from my local computer, and importet them in to two central databases.
Where is the database server, name, password, information for the databases set in cqrlog. I found something in cqrlog_login.cfg, but as far as I can se it is just for the main database.

Thanks for a excellent program

Ive just installed cqrlog. a few problems but it seem OK now- no errors.

What next, how do I start it. I typed cqrlog and a page loaded with a few buttons to create and delete a file, none of which seem to work, but that's it!

Hello All,
 
Is anybody using the new QSL service called eBabel. Looks good but the problem is that in order to upload an adi file it must contain the name of the operator and call of the operator entering the qso in the log. As yet CQR Log does not provide this function. So I'm curious to see what other CQR Log users think of this site and what their expiriences with it are. (www.ebabel.net) Just Google it to find it.
73,
Marty

New to cqrlog.
Will this software provide bearing and distance for QSO's?
Jeff
 

Running 14.04 LTS on old dual boot (XP) Desktop Celeron 2.66Ghz with IC-756Pro3 and K3, booting with MS XP using Logger32 with my Pro3 into RS232  port1 and the K3 using port 4 that is provided by a 2 port  Sunix PCI card set up using a windows driver on the provided cd from the manufacturer, this setup works perfectly when I switch between radios in the Logger32 program, obtaining the RS232 card solved a problem I had with a USB to RS232 converter program previously used to the K3, when I switched to the K3 the noise floor on the P3 panadaptor rose 2 S points, nothing happens with the RS23